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For the hard-segment component of TPEE, highly crystalline polyesters—such as PBT or PET—may be selected; for the soft-segment component, polyethers (

When you feel that "springy bounce" beneath your sneakers, or hear that crisp "pop" sound as you peel off a phone case, TPU is likely the unsung hero

TPEE, also known as thermoplastic polyester elastomer, is a block copolymer composed of rigid polyester segments and flexible polyether segments.

Excellent flexural fatigue resistance

Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) acts as the "chameleon" of the materials world; its resistance to both cold and heat stems from its unique molecular

The raw materials for Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) resemble a "three-person dance" within the chemical world, performed jointly by diisocyanates,

By blending with engineering plastics such as ABS and POM, TPU can enhance the notched impact strength of the base material by 5 to 8 times.

The mechanical properties of TPU encompass a tensile strength range of 20–60 MPa and an elongation at break of 400–800%; furthermore, its dynamic mech

The molecular chains of TPU form a linear block structure consisting of soft segments—oligomeric polyols (with a molecular weight of 1,000–6,000)—and

Automotive Industry: In the field of automotive seals—such as door seals, window seals, and engine compartment seals—TPV delivers excellent sealing pe

Thermoplastic Vulcanizate (TPV) is a type of thermoplastic elastomer that combines the characteristics of both rubber and plastic.

Sealing (building and automotive weatherstrips, sealing rings);