S-Plastic Cycoloy MC8100 Extrusion Blowmolding Grade

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MOQ: 100KG

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Brand: S-Plastic cycoloy

Product Description

S-Plastics Cycoloy MC8100 resin is Extrusion blowmolding grade.

Property

TYPICAL PROPERTIES (1)
MECHANICAL	Value	Unit	Standard
Tensile Stress, yld, Type I, 50 mm/min	52	MPa	ASTM D 638
Tensile Strain, yld, Type I, 50 mm/min	5	%	ASTM D 638
Tensile Strain, brk, Type I, 50 mm/min	100	%	ASTM D 638
Tensile Modulus, 50 mm/min	2060	MPa	ASTM D 638
Flexural Stress, yld, 1.3 mm/min, 50 mm span	77	MPa	ASTM D 790
Flexural Modulus, 1.3 mm/min, 50 mm span	2060	MPa	ASTM D 790
IMPACT	Value	Unit	Standard
Izod Impact, notched, 23°C	534	J/m	ASTM D 256
Izod Impact, notched, -30°C	427	J/m	ASTM D 256
Instrumented Impact Total Energy, 23°C	54	J	ASTM D 3763
Instrumented Impact Total Energy, -30°C	47	J	ASTM D 3763
THERMAL	Value	Unit	Standard
HDT, 0.45 MPa, 3.2 mm, unannealed	123	°C	ASTM D 648
HDT, 1.82 MPa, 3.2mm, unannealed	104	°C	ASTM D 648
CTE, -40°C to 40°C, flow	8.1E-05	1/°C	ASTM E 831
Thermal Conductivity	0.2	W/m-°C	ASTM C 177
PHYSICAL	Value	Unit	Standard
Specific Gravity	1.13	-	ASTM D 792
Water Absorption, 24 hours	0.1	%	ASTM D 570
Water Absorption, equilibrium, 23C	0.4	%	ASTM D 570
Mold Shrinkage, flow, 3.2 mm	0.4 - 0.7	%	S-Plastics Method
Source GMD, last updated:01/05/2000

Parameter
Extrusion Blow Molding	Value	Unit
Drying Temperature	100 - 110	°C
Drying Time	3 - 4	hrs
Drying Time (Cumulative)	24	hrs
Maximum Moisture Content	0.04 - 0.05	%
Minimum Moisture Content	0.04	%
Melt Temperature (Parison)	245 - 260	°C
Barrel - Zone 1 Temperature	240 - 250	°C
Barrel - Zone 2 Temperature	240 - 255	°C
Barrel - Zone 3 Temperature	240 - 255	°C
Barrel - Zone 4 Temperature	240 - 255	°C
Adapter - Zone 5 Temperature	245 - 260	°C
Head - Zone 6 - Top Temperature	245 - 260	°C
Head - Zone 7 - Bottom Temperature	245 - 260	°C
Screw Speed	20 - 50	rpm
Extruder Feed Zone Temperature	60 - 80	°C
Mold Temperature	40 - 90	°C
Die Temperature	250 - 265	°C
Source GMD, last updated:01/05/2000