Physical Property Differences and Application Distinctions Between SEBS and SEPS

Modifier Selection Guide for EVA Foamed Shoe Soles: SEBS, POE, SSBR

Common Defects in TPE Overmolding and Targeted Solutions

Reasons for Adding SSBR to BR/SBR Sole Formulations and Key Formulation Considerations

Core Key Points for Adjusting Tensile Strength and Elongation of TPE

For human direct contact scenarios, should linear or star-shaped medical-grade SEBS be selected?

Tips for High-End SEBS/POE Composite Film Formulations in Medical Dressings, Food Packaging, and Other Fields

Polarity, Compatibility, and Substrate Selection Principles of Common Tackifying Resins for SIS Adhesives

Polarity Control of SBC Adhesives: Applicable Scenarios and Modification Methods

Hot melt adhesive coating method

Self-adhesive films, as three-layer co-extruded adhesive films, rely on SEBS or SEPS containing diblock segments as the base material for the adhesive layer to achieve environmental friendliness, easy adhesion and removal, and residue-free characteristics. Due to differences in molecular structure (partially hydrogenated / fully hydrogenated) and polarity characteristics, the two are suitable for different scenarios while covering the vast majority of common protection needs.

For high-elasticity, wear-resistant and deformation-proof EVA foam shoe materials, SSBR is the key to cutting costs!