EVA

EVA, or Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate, is a copolymer that combines the properties of ethylene and vinyl acetate to create a material that is both flexible and resilient. It is recognized for its rubber-like softness and flexibility, yet it maintains excellent toughness, clarity, and UV resistance. EVA is widely used in various industries due to its versatile characteristics, which can be adjusted according to the vinyl acetate (VA) content in the copolymer.

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EVA's versatility, combined with its favorable mechanical properties, makes it a popular choice across a broad spectrum of applications, from consumer goods to industrial components. Its ability to be tailored to specific needs through varying the VA content allows for a wide range of products with diverse properties, catering to the unique requirements of different industries.

Key Characteristics of PE Film:

1. Flexibility and Softness: EVA maintains a significant degree of flexibility and softness, even at low temperatures, making it suitable for products that require a soft touch and flexibility.

2. Durability: It is highly resistant to cracks, UV radiation, and stress, ensuring longevity in various applications.

3. Water Resistance: EVA is inherently water-resistant, which, combined with its closed-cell structure when foamed, makes it an excellent material for waterproofing applications.

4. Chemical Resistance: It shows good resistance to oils, greases, and various chemicals, making it suitable for industrial applications.

5. Thermal Insulation: EVA has good thermal insulation properties, useful in products that require temperature control or protection.

6. Ease of Processing: The material can be easily processed through conventional plastic processing techniques, including injection moulding, extrusion, blow moulding, and thermoforming.

STANDARD SIZE OF EVA