TPE 2009 : Thermoplastic Elastomers, 15-16 October 2013, Dusseldorf.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Front Cover Page; Contents; KEYNOTE SESSION; Paper 1 The TPE industry: maturity, growth and regional dynamics; SESSION 2: TPEs in Automotive Applications; Paper 2 How new cross-linked TPE-S can be the solution for automotive glass runs; Paper 3 TPV contra styrene block copolymers (SBC) in several automotive applications; SESSION 3: Material Developments; Paper 4 A new heat and oil resistant TPV; Paper 5 Electrically conductive and flame retardant thermoplastic elastomers; Paper 6 Recovery management of thermoplastic elastomers

Paper 7 Newest Developments on HSBCs (Hydrogenated Styrene Block Copolymers)SESSION 4: Sustainability in TPEs; Paper 8 Olefin block copolymers -- a sustainable solution for TPE compounds; Paper 9 Increasing renewable, bio-based content in co-polyester TPE: results from two different approaches; Paper 10 Making the exact same thermoplastic elastomers, but greener; SESSION 5: Innovative TPEs for the Consumer Markets; Paper 11 New TPE materials for the consumer electronic market; Paper 12 Estane aliphatic TPU novelties for non-yellowing automotive, electronics and industrial applications

Paper 13 Hydrophilic PEBA for healthcare applicationsPaper 14 New low styrene SBS block copolymers for elastomeric films; Back Cover Page

These proceedings cover all the presentations from this year's programme which was jam-packed with novel and application-driven presentations that will keep you informed about the TPE industry of today. You will be fully up-to-date on the all there is to know, gaining first hand insight on the latest TPE materials for the consumer electronic market, healthcare applications, right through to the key material requirements for automotive manufacturers.

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