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| For example, when blended with PP for the heat-seal layer of PP films, XM elastomers have been shown to allow sealing at 20[degrees]C (36[degrees]F) lower temperature than previous Tafmer grades. The resins will offer enhanced impact and tensile strengths and heat-seal characteristics for rigid and flexible packaging. A new family of propylene-ethylene TP elastomers reportedly features a unique chain microstructure that provides films, fibers, and molded pads with an outstanding combination of clarity and heat-seal performance plus elasticity, softness, processability, and compatibility in blends with other polymers. |
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