Application / Compounds

One EVA range, two very different compound jobs.

Foam and cable recipes may start with the same resin list, but they ask different questions about mixing, filling, crosslinking and final performance.

9grades linked to foam or cable
01 / In the compound

Choose the feel and compatibility the recipe needs.

EVA can soften a compound, improve low-temperature behavior and help different ingredients work together. The useful balance depends on the filler package, crosslinking route and the rest of the recipe.

  • Flexibility
  • Blend compatibility
  • Cold behavior
  • Filler loading
02 / In the process

Use the flow range to plan the first trials.

The linked grades span MI 0.2 to 25 g/10 min and VA content from 18% to 40%. That is enough range to build shortlists for extrusion, mixing, sheet and foam work—provided the equipment and recipe are tested together.

  • Extrusion stability
  • Mixing and dispersion
  • Foaming route
  • Surface quality
03 / In the product

Qualify the compound, not the neat pellet.

Cable and foam products have different mechanical, electrical, flame and ageing requirements. Those results have to come from the finished compound, with documents matched to the application and sales region.

  • Mechanical tests
  • Electrical tests
  • Ageing
  • Regional documents

Grade shortlist

Grades connected with this application

Use these numbers to decide what is worth testing. For specifications, test methods and current availability, ask for the latest TDS for the exact grade.

GradeVA contentMFR / MIWhere to start
UE33X0233%0.2 g/10 minFlexible compounds
UE180218%2 g/10 minFoam & cable
UE280628%6 g/10 minSolar & compounds
UE3303X0133%3 g/10 minFoam & modification
UE331533%15 g/10 minFoam & modification
UE332033%20 g/10 minFoam & adhesives
UE4002X0140%2 g/10 minFlexible compounds
V280328%3 g/10 minSolar & cable
V5120J18%3 g/10 minFoam & cable
V6020M28%6 g/10 minSolar & compounds

MFR/MI reference condition: 190°C / 2.16 kg. These are comparison values, not contractual specifications.

Before you shortlist

Questions worth settling early.

Can the same grade work in foam and cable?

Sometimes, which is why a few grades appear in both lists. The recipe, equipment and end-use tests still decide whether the overlap is useful.

What VA range is shown?

The full list runs from 18% to 40% VA, covering different levels of flexibility and compatibility.

Does the grade list include cable or flame approvals?

No. The list does not imply an approval. Test flame, electrical and regulatory performance in the finished compound and ask for the current supporting documents.

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