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Texin® 255D

Generic Family: Thermoplastic Polyurethane Elastomer (Polyester) • Supplied by: Covestro - PUR
Texin 255D resin is a polyester-based thermoplastic polyurethane with a Shore hardness of approximately 55D*. It can be processed by injection molding; extrusion processes are not recommended.

Properties / Applications:
Texin 255D natural color resin complies with FDA food-contact regulations 21 CFR 177.1680 (Polyurethane Resins) and 177.2600 (Rubber Articles Intended for Repeated Use), for use in articles that contact food except articles used for packing or holding food during cooking, subject to the limitations of these and any other applicable regulations. Texin 255D resin offers excellent fuel and oil resistance, as well as outstanding abrasion resistance, impact strength, toughness, and flexibility. Typical applications include toplifts, seals, gaskets, sleeves, casters, and gears. As with any product, use of Texin 255D resin in a given application must be tested (including field testing, etc.) in advance by the user to determine suitability.
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Material Status
Commercial: Active
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Availability
Europe, North America
Uses
Gaskets
Processing Method
Injection Molding
Other Properties
Features, Agency Ratings, Appearance, Density / Specific Gravity, Density, Mold Shrink, Linear-Flow, Mold Shrink, Linear-Trans, Molding Shrinkage, Flexural Modulus, Flexural Modulus, Shear Strength, Taber Abrasion Resistance, Tensile Stress at 50%, Tensile Stress at 100%, Tensile Stress at 100%, Tensile Stress at 300%, Tensile Stress at 300%, Tensile Strength at Yield, Tensile Stress at Yield, Elongation at Break, Tensile Strain at Break, Tear Strength, Tear Strength, Compression Set, Compression Set, Bayshore Resilience, Instrumented Dart Impact, Durometer Hardness, Shore Hardness, DTUL (66 psi) - Unannealed, DTUL (0.45 MPa) Unannealed, Brittleness Temperature, Brittleness Temperature, Glass Transition Temperature, Vicat Softening Temperature, Vicat Softening Temperature, CLTE, Flow, Change in Tensile Strength in Air, Change in Tensile Strength in Air, Change in Ultimate Elongation in Air, Change in Tensile Strain at Break in Air, Change in Durometer Hardness in Air, Change in Shore Hardness in Air, Change in Tensile Strength, Change in Tensile Stress, Change in Ultimate Elongation, Change in Tensile Strain at Break, Change in Durometer Hardness, Change in Shore Hardness, Change in Volume, Change in Volume, Flame Rating, Additional Properties, Drying Temperature, Drying Time, Suggested Max Moisture, Suggested Shot Size, Suggested Max Regrind, Rear Temperature, Middle Temperature, Front Temperature, Nozzle Temperature, Processing (Melt) Temp, Mold Temperature, Injection Pressure, Clamp Tonnage, Screw L/D Ratio, Screw Compression Ratio, Injection Notes
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