Zeotherm ® TPV
Choose Zeotherm® TPVs For the Toughest Environments
Zeotherm TPVs are a performance upgrade in heat- and oil-resistance compared to EPDM//polypropylene-based TPVs and copolyesters. And, versus thermoset rubber (e.g., AEM, FKM, VMQ, etc.), Zeotherm TPVs can be a cost savings with comparable functional performance. Additionally, Zeotherm TPVs allow for part consolidation via their superior overmold adhesion to polyamides and polyesters.
Learn more about the unique performance advantages of Zeotherm TPVs.
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The trend toward smaller, hotter engine compartments in today's automobiles and trucks and the use of more aggressive oils and fluids demand a higher level of heat and oil resistance from rubber and plastic components. |
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Zeotherm 100 Series TPVs combine the time-saving benefits of conventional TPVs with the oil and heat resistance (up to 175°C) and hardness range of high-performance thermoset elastomers. | |
Product Guide
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Extensive long-term testing has proven that Zeotherm can survive continuous use, in both air and several automotive fluids, at 150°C and short-term excursions to
175°C.
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Contact Zeon Chemicals to speak with a technical support representative.
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Zeotherm TPVs are a performance upgrade in heat- and oil-resistance compared to EPDM//polypropylene-based TPVs and copolyesters.
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Zeotherm TPVs provide the fast cycle times and elimination of mixing and curing (in-mold + post-curing) that you expect from thermoplastics and TPVs.
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