Lubrizol ISOPLAST® (ETPU) 101

Features
.Impact-resistant grades offer exceptionally high real-world hardness, ideal for critical components exposed to frequent and heavy impacts.
.Transparent grades can be processed by injection molding, extrusion, or blow molding, balancing aesthetic appeal with mechanical performance.
.Glass fiber–reinforced resins maintain good flow and processing efficiency even at fiber loadings up to 60%, providing a high-strength, cost-effective engineering plastic solution.

Applications
.Eyewear frames, sports goods, wearable accessories
.Transparent housings and protective parts
.Transparent viewing windows and protective covers
.Interior transparent components and small structural parts
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Product Description

Lubrizol ISOPLAST® Engineering Thermoplastic Polyurethane (ETPU)

ISOPLAST® is Lubrizol’s engineering-grade thermoplastic polyurethane (ETPU), combining the high strength and dimensional stability of amorphous resins with the chemical resistance and processability of semi-crystalline resins.

Product Types

  • Impact-resistant grades

  • High-transparency grades

  • Glass fiber reinforced grades

Glass fiber–filled grades are renowned for excellent transparency and high heat resistance, and are widely used in pneumatic tool components and truck oil filter bowls for leading global brands.

Key Advantages

  • Impact-resistant grades offer exceptionally high real-world hardness, ideal for components subjected to frequent and heavy impacts.

  • Transparent grades can be processed by injection molding, extrusion, or blow molding, balancing appearance and mechanical performance.

  • Glass fiber reinforced grades maintain good flow and processing efficiency even at fiber loadings up to 60%, delivering a high-strength, cost-effective engineering plastic solution.

ISOPLAST® Processing Guidelines

  • Reduce shear and excessive heat

  • Use low back pressure

  • Use low injection speed

  • Shot size ≥ 25% of barrel capacity

  • Recommended compression ratio: 2.0:1–2.5:1

  • For long glass fiber grades, use a reverse barrel temperature profile

101

  • Features: Entry-level impact-resistant grade with good toughness and dimensional stability

  • Applications: Pneumatic tool housings, mechanical protective covers, impact-absorbing structural parts

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