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Alcryn® 2090NC NAT is a natural-colored melt-processable rubber resin for blow molding, extrusion, injection molding, and vacuum forming applications.
Alcryn® 2090NC NAT provides rubber flexibility with the ease and efficiency of thermoplastic processing. Compression molded, this grade offers a Shore A hardness of approximately 59 for a balance of softness, strength, and durability. Alcryn® 2090NC NAT is a natural color grade for custom formulations requiring specific coloration or neutral aesthetics.
Density: 1.10 g/cm³
Density, specific gravity: 1.10 g/cm³
Change in volume (in reference fuel B, 27°C, 168 hrs): 25%
Change in volume (in ASTM #1 oil, 100°C, 168 hrs): −19%
Change in volume (in IRM 903 oil, 100°C, 168 hrs): 16%
Change in volume (in water, 100°C, 168 hrs): 8.0%
Melt viscosity (190°C, 300 sec−1): 365 Pa·s
Tensile stress at 100% (1.90 mm): 2.90 MPa
Tensile stress at 100% (125°C, 1.90 mm): 2.70 MPa
Tensile stress at yield (1.90 mm): 8.00 MPa
Tensile stress at yield (125°C, 1.90 mm): 7.60 MPa
Tensile strength at yield (1.90 mm): 8.00 MPa
Tensile strength at yield (125°C, 1.90 mm): 7.60 MPa
Tensile strain at break (1.90 mm): 410%
Tensile strain at break (125°C, 1.90 mm): 390%
Torsion modulus (24°C, 1.9 mm): 2.2 MPa
Torsion modulus (−20°C, 1.9 mm): 5.9 MPa
Tensile set: 9%
Clash-Berg modulus (−40°C): 68.9 MPa
Tensile elongation at break (125°C, 1.90 mm): 390%
Tensile elongation at break (1.90 mm): 410%
Tear strength (Die C, 1.90 mm): 27.1 kN/m
Ductile/Brittle transition temperature: −87°C
Change in Shore hardness in air (Shore A, 125°C, 168 hrs): 4.0
Shore hardness (Shore A, 1.90 mm, compression molded): 59
Change in durometer hardness in air (Shore A, 125°C, 168 hrs): 4.0
Durometer hardness (Shore A, 1.90 mm, compression molded): 59
Compression set (24°C, 22 hrs, Method B): 13%
Compression set (100°C, 22 hrs, Method B): 62%
Compression set (24°C, 22 hrs): 13%
Compression set (100°C, 22 hrs): 62%
Taber abrasion resistance (CS-17 Wheel, 1,000 g, 1,000 cycles): 5.00 mg
Processing (melt) temp: 177°C
Primary Chemistry:
Melt-processable rubber
Lack of flexibility with traditional thermoplastic material
Increased scrap or inefficient mold cycles
Traditional elastomers degrade due to ozone or thermal exposure
Cable jacketing
Fabric coatings
Flexible grip components
Tubing
Seals and gaskets
Weatherstripping seals
Overmolding
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