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USP Class VI Adhesives
USP Class VI Approved Adhesives for Medical Device Applications
Master Bond’s biocompatible adhesives are designed to meet the needs of medical device manufacturers. Compounds withstand various types of sterilization methods.
Kuraray SEPTON® S2063 Thermoplastic Rubber
Categories: Polymer; Thermoplastic; Elastomer, TPE; Thermoplastic Elastomer, Melt-Processible Rubber

Material Notes: SEPTON® is a series of high performance thermoplastic rubbers developed by Kuraray Co. Ltd. using its isoprene technology. SEPTON® resins are hydrogenated styrenic block copolymers, which exhibit rubber-like properties over a wide range of temperatures. SEPTON®'s characteristics include:
  • Excellent Mechanical Properties
  • Good Weatherability
  • Excellent Low Temperature Properties
  • Excellent Electrical Properties
  • Superior Heat Resistance
  • Excellent Chemical Resistance
  • Low Toxicity

SEPTON® grades are available with a range of Shore A hardness of 35-95 and tensile strengths of 290-5600 psi. SEPTON® resins are highly extendible with fillers, resins and oils, which allows formulation of a variety of hardness for adhesives, sealants and various compounds. As an additive, SEPTON® resins can be used to improve toughness of a variety of plastics. Several SEPTON® grades have U.S. FDA and USP Class VI approval.

SEPTON® has a versatile series of grades which can be used in numerous processing techniques such as blow molding, injection molding, extrusion, hot melt and solution coatings. SEPTON® resins are thermoplastics therefore, the scrap is recyclable without significant loss of properties.

Information provided by The Kuraray Group.

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Available Properties
  • Specific Gravity, ISO 1183
  • Viscosity, 10% wt, Toluene Solution
  • Viscosity, 15% wt, Toluene Solution
  • Melt Flow, ISO 1133
  • Melt Flow, ISO 1133
  • Styrene Content
  • Hardness, Shore A, ISO 48
  • Tensile Strength, Ultimate, ISO 37
  • Elongation at Break
  • 100% Modulus, ISO 37
  • Volume Resistivity, JIS K-6911, measured 1 min. after applying DC 500 V
  • Dielectric Constant, JIS K-6911
  • Dielectric Constant, JIS K-6911
  • Dielectric Constant, JIS K-6911
  • Dielectric Strength, JIS K-6911, Dielectric Breakdown Voltage, voltage rising rate = 1 kV/sec
  • Dissipation Factor, JIS K-6911
  • Dielectric Loss Index, JIS K-6911
  • Dielectric Loss Index, JIS K-6911
  
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Kuraray Company

Category Notes
Plastic
Thermoplastic Elastomer

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USP Class VI Adhesives
USP Class VI Approved Adhesives for Medical Device Applications
Master Bond’s biocompatible adhesives are designed to meet the needs of medical device manufacturers. Compounds withstand various types of sterilization methods.
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