Good Uv Resistance Ethylene Vinyl Acetate Copolymer with Excellent Chemical Resistance and Tensile Strength 2-20 MPa

Product Description:

The full name is ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, also known as EVA.

It is mainly produced by free radical polymerization of two monomers, ethylene and vinyl acetate, with ethylene accounting for more than 80%.

During the production process, auxiliary raw materials such as zinc oxide will also be added as stabilizers to improve heat resistance and oxidation resistance.

Calcium carbonate, talc powder, and other fillers can reduce costs and improve heat and impact resistance.

In addition, there are anti-aging agents, anti-ultraviolet agents, and other modifiers to improve processing properties and mechanical properties.

Features:

High-Performance Material Features: This material boasts exceptional buffering and seismic performance, allowing it to efficiently absorb impact energy. Moreover, it demonstrates excellent processing characteristics, making it suitable for various molding techniques like injection molding, extrusion, and blow molding.

Chemical Resistance and Durability: Notably, this material is highly resistant to chemical corrosion and displays commendable endurance against acids, alkalis, salts, and similar elements. Its durability ensures longevity and reliability in diverse environments.

Insulation and Safety: Additionally, this material presents outstanding insulation properties, enabling it to uphold optimal product temperatures. Simultaneously, it upholds safety standards by being non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and free of harmful byproducts throughout production and usage.

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Applications:

Shoe material comprises 24% of EVA consumption and is commonly utilized for the production of soles and midsoles. This material is highly valued for its lightweight nature and shock-absorbing properties, making it a popular choice in the footwear industry.

In the industrial sector, EVA is widely used for various applications such as wire and cable insulation layer, photovoltaic adhesive film (which accounts for 43% of consumption), and hot melt adhesive. Its versatility and reliability make it a crucial component in industrial products.

For daily necessities, EVA is extensively employed in the manufacturing of items like slippers, toys, and packaging film. Its ease of processing and environmental friendliness make it a preferred material in the production of these everyday consumer goods.