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A-669K

Broad-compatibility toughening granule for flexible and mixed polymer systems

A-669K is a 100% active granule listed for PP, PE, PVC, TPU, EVA, TPE and PU trials. It is positioned for formulations that need stronger interfacial compatibility, elongation, impact response, tear resistance and low-temperature toughness.

A-669K Granule
Granule
Recommended materialsPP / PE / PVC / TPU / EVA / TPE / PU
Starting dosage2-4% starting evaluation range
Form and packGranule
25 kg paper-poly pouch
TDS-derived technical profile

Key values listed for A-669K

The following technical values are taken from the current TDS to support grade selection and initial formulation work.

PropertyListed value
Effective substance content100%
Density0.9 g/cm³
Melt flow rate0.6 g/10 min
Hardness78 Shore A
Vicat softening temperature50°C
Brittle temperature−69°C
Melting point152°C
Tensile strength10.1 MPa
Elongation at break795%
Ash0%
Selection direction

What this grade is positioned to support

  • Compatibility support across PP / PE / PVC / TPU / EVA / TPE / PU
  • Elongation, impact and tear-resistance evaluation
  • Controlled small-batch processing trial
Trial workflow

How to prepare the first evaluation

  1. 01

    Blend the grade with the selected resin for 5–8 minutes before processing.

  2. 02

    Keep resin grade, ratio, moisture, temperature and specimen geometry consistent between control and modified samples.

  3. 03

    Measure the stabilized specimens after at least 24 hours and calculate uplift against the matched control.

TDS-backed distinction

Why this model is a separate evaluation route

A-669K is the broadest multi-resin route in this batch. The TDS lists PP, PE, PVC, TPU, EVA, TPE and PU together with 795% elongation at break and a -69°C brittle temperature.

Evaluation boundaries

What the source document does not establish

  • Treat the listed polymers as separate evaluation routes rather than evidence that one formulation transfers unchanged between resins.
  • Glass fibre can alter the stated modification effect; compare the same base resin and reinforcement level.
  • Use flat, non-porous specimens where possible and compare them after at least 24 hours.
Technical documentation

Current TDS and application guidance

Source file: a-669k-tds.pdf. Use the current TDS values and the listed 2-4% starting range when preparing the first resin trial.

Responsible team
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