Santoprene TPV for high quality automotive interiors
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ExxonMobil Chemical has introduced Santoprene TPV 8211-85 M350, a high-flow thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPV) that is said to provide a unique “comfort touch” and excellent surface qualities for automotive interiors while offering significant cost reduction opportunities.
The “comfort touch” provided by Santoprene TPV M350 prevents the cushion-like indentation that is often associated with alternative foamed material structures when pressed.
Santoprene TPV M350 meets the needs of automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers looking for cost-effective solutions to enhance the appearance, style and feel of a range of automotive interiors. It offers a range of benefits including high “comfort touch”, low and stable gloss level, high scratch and mar resistance, good abrasion and chemical resistance, low fogging and odor emission, the company says. Also colorable, Santoprene TPV M350 is suitable for door panels, center consoles, B-C pillars, lower instrument panels and the back cover of seats.
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ExxonMobil Chemical’s Santoprene TPV M350 is ideal for door panels, centre consoles, B-C pillars, lower instrument panels and the back cover of seats.
Santoprene TPV M350 meets the needs of automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers looking for cost-effective solutions to enhance the appearance, style and feel of a range of automotive interiors. It offers a range of benefits including high “comfort touch”, low and stable gloss level, high scratch and mar resistance, good abrasion and chemical resistance, low fogging and odor emission, the company says. Also colorable, Santoprene TPV M350 is suitable for door panels, center consoles, B-C pillars, lower instrument panels and the back cover of seats.Photo caption (above):
ExxonMobil Chemical’s Santoprene TPV M350 is ideal for door panels, centre consoles, B-C pillars, lower instrument panels and the back cover of seats.
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ExxonMobil Chemical’s Santoprene TPV M350 provides a unique “comfort touch” and excellent surface qualities for automotive interiors while offering significant cost reduction opportunities.
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