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HS Code |
528769 |
| Product Name | TPU Series-TPU 1100 |
| Material Type | Thermoplastic Polyurethane |
| Hardness Shore A | 86 ± 2 |
| Density G Cm3 | 1.19 |
| Tensile Strength Mpa | 45 |
| Elongation At Break Percent | 500 |
| Melt Index G 10min 190c 2 16kg | 13 |
| Processing Temperature C | 170-220 |
| Color | Natural |
| Applications | Films, Cables, Tubes, Sheets |
| Transparency | Transparent |
| Oil Resistance | Excellent |
As an accredited TPU Series-TPU 1100 factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The TPU Series-TPU 1100 is packaged in a 25 kg net weight polyethylene-lined kraft paper bag, ensuring product safety and integrity. |
| Container Loading (20′ FCL) | Container Loading (20′ FCL) for TPU Series-TPU 1100: 16 metric tons packed on pallets, ensuring safe and efficient transport. |
| Shipping | The TPU Series-TPU 1100 is shipped in tightly sealed, moisture-proof containers to preserve quality and prevent contamination. Standard packaging includes 25 kg bags or customized options upon request. Each package is clearly labeled with product details and handling instructions. Shipping complies with relevant chemical transportation regulations for safety and security. |
| Storage | TPU Series-TPU 1100 should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep the material in tightly sealed containers to prevent contamination and hydrolysis. Avoid storage near strong acids, bases, or oxidizing agents. Ideal storage temperature is 5-30°C. Regularly check for material degradation before use. |
| Shelf Life | The shelf life of TPU Series-TPU 1100 is 12 months when stored in cool, dry conditions in original, sealed packaging. |
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In today’s markets, buyers have a wide range of options when it comes to thermoplastic polyurethanes. Yet for engineers and designers who demand consistent mechanical strength, a true balance of flexibility and toughness, and stable processing, there’s always more to the story than raw numbers. As a manufacturer with hands-on experience at every step of production, the TPU 1100 stands out because it delivers reliability that holds up under real operating conditions—batch after batch, year after year.
TPU 1100 grew out of our need to solve the recurring challenges we saw in extrusion and injection molding. Other TPUs on the market often left operators choosing between flexibility and abrasion resistance. Demand kept growing for a formulation with both, especially among clients building hoses, conveyor belts, tool handles, cable sheaths, or footwear requiring resistance against repeated flexing or high-frequency mechanical stress.
We designed TPU 1100 with a molecular backbone that balances elasticity and hardness, so it resists cracking during complex molding cycles and fabrication. Whether our clients run short-cycle or continuous production, the material’s melt flow shows tight control, reducing downtime for purge or parameter adjustment. Over the years in our plant, we have seen lines stay up longer and scrap rates drop during long runs using TPU 1100 versus more generic grades.
Users who process TPU 1100 notice its clarity and gloss, which often brings an edge to consumer and industrial products where appearance matters. In our own extruders, we’ve pushed the formulation to handle tight radius bends and high deformation without stress-whitening or visible surface degradation, even with repeated mechanical abuse in severe environments. Flexible sections molded from this grade recover their shape after twisting or compression, making it the go-to material for impact protection pads, vibration dampers, wearable device bands, and sports gear that never sits idle.
The operators in our plant were pivotal in testing improvements during scale-up. Our mixing, degassing, and pelletizing lines revealed that some TPUs built for rigidity forced our machines to run hot, often causing discoloration or producing off-odors. TPU 1100, with refined melt characteristics, keeps screw torques steady and resists thermal degradation—a result of tighter control over the diisocyanate-to-polyol ratio and a cleaner catalyst mix. We dialed in the formula until our end-users got stable throughput on a wide range of machines, whether European or domestic brands, old or newly commissioned.
In practice, TPU 1100 flows evenly under standard processing temperatures, between about 170–220°C, without the surging or excessive gel points we witnessed with “multi-purpose” grades. High surface energy gives much better printability for graphics or glue adhesion, making this product a straightforward fit for customizable items and insert-molding. Sheet processors see reduced calender roll fouling, and mold release is controlled—less cleaning time between job numbers and more hours in production.
Longevity only comes from putting a material through its paces. Working alongside automotive part suppliers, we tested TPU 1100 in prototypes for wire harnesses and grommets installed under the hood. Heat, road debris, solvents, and salt spray quickly wear out less refined grades. But after months of field testing, TPU 1100 parts still retained their flexibility and no critical cracking occurred. In power tool applications, components saw repeated drop shocks, vibrations, and friction without significant loss in surface luster. The toughness is no accident—we have spent years screening raw materials suppliers until our MDI and polyether polyols met our tightest purity standards.
The footwear sector has pushed us as well. TPU 1100 serves well in cleat plates, midsoles, and outsoles where resistance to splits and high-cycle bending shape the user experience. Here, the difference in formulation directly affects return rates for warranty claims and maintains the reputation of premium brands. Our material’s resilience minimizes delamination, even after long-term flex and exposure to sweat, mud, or UV.
Competing TPUs in the same hardness range (often around 93 Shore A by our tests) sometimes sacrifice chemical stability for improved initial flow or lighter feel. In hands-on deployments, we’ve seen these alternatives yellow faster under fluorescent lights or show tackiness when stored in humidity. TPU 1100 is different. Its resistance to plasticizer migration and environmental stress cracking stands out, even under challenging laboratory conditions. Clients in medical and food-contact applications have noted the absence of leaching or off-flavors, thanks to careful ingredient selection.
Many generic TPUs show property drift when switching between production lots—especially moisture and hardness. Our own production data prove less than 3% variance in critical mechanical traits, allowing us to provide genuine batch traceability. We attribute this to relentless inline QC and a direct pipeline with our raw material providers—unlike traders, we have our blend recipes and keep every metric under our roof. Our engineering and technical support staff can walk customers through process optimization for their processors, because we draw troubleshooting tips right from the shop floor.
With regulations and standards always evolving, TPU 1100 regularly passes REACH and RoHS screening in audited facilities. Our plant avoids restricted phthalates, heavy metals, and forbidden amines. Because we own our synthesis, there’s no risk of contaminated blends, fillers, or untraceable batches that undermine user safety and compliance. This always matters for export users hitting global standards.
We’ve watched customers shift from conventional PVC and rubber to TPU 1100 as they push for lighter, more durable goods. For cable jacketing, it withstands not only abrasion but also repeated flex at cold temperatures, which maintains insulation and continuity far longer. In pneumatic tubing and fuel lines, the polymer’s higher melt clarity makes inspection and leak detection easier, cutting maintenance costs. Sports gear makers have capitalized on the chemical resistance—outsoles and bumper guards hold color and form after months in muddy, salty, or chlorinated conditions.
Flexible packaging lines that once struggled with gels, seams, and poor sealability see a notable upgrade using TPU 1100. It bonds well in RF welding, heat sealing, and even ultrasonic joining zones, which rarely happens with more crystalline, rigid TPUs. We often send technical teams to fine-tune line speeds and dwell times on-site, sharing real-world knowledge that goes beyond what any datasheet suggests.
We’ve made TPU 1100 to handle more than single-use applications. Our own QA loop requires repeated cycles of sterilization, aging, and high-load impact for each production batch. The material stands up to heat cycles and repeated flex in equipment covers, medical sleeves, or reusable packaging—applications where replacement costs can quickly consume a budget if weak material sneaks in.
Customers ask about the impact of their materials at every stage, not just performance on the factory floor. Running a large-scale chemical plant makes these concerns more real to us—waste, emissions, raw material sourcing, and worker safety aren’t abstract. With TPU 1100 we’ve minimized residual monomer levels, keeping VOCs low and resulting in easier downstream recycling. Our own regrind trials confirmed that offcuts and runners keep most mechanical strength after several processing cycles. The product meets upcycling requirements for footwear, automotive, and consumer goods returned at end-of-life, unlike some elastomers that break down under thermal history.
Sustainability isn’t always about “greenwashing” with bioplastics that can’t hold up in tough markets. With TPU 1100, our approach has been incremental but purposeful: energy-efficient reactors, recovery of process water, and integrated scrubbing for atmospheric releases. Our experience building new expansion lines showed that process innovations—like advanced sensors and digital batch tracking—cut emissions and scrap without compromising performance.
Our staff often works with regional waste processors and brand partners to test how TPU 1100 composites separate and recover usable feedstock. In some pilot schemes, returning production-site scrap to the mixer increased overall lifecycle yield by five percent over last year’s numbers, data proved with tracked materials from input to output. Each stage is driven by common-sense choices, not PR slogans.
Direct control over each phase, from formulation to shipment, has always been our advantage as a manufacturer. Our technical staff collects live data from mixers, reactors, and extruders, adjusting process controls as trends shift batch viscosity or color. Instead of waiting for third-party analysis, our operators handle in-line visual, physical, and melt index checks. This responsiveness tightens lot consistency and keeps our partners confident they’ll receive the exact same product profile with every order.
Traceability isn’t just a word on a certificate. In a recent audit, a client flagged a minor drop in tensile strength. Our records let us trace back not only the resin but also the specific production crew, shift, and raw ingredient lot. Such tight integration would be impossible for brands that outsource blending or rely on traders without any technical link to the shop floor.
Across all application sectors, from industrial castings to specialty textiles, our technical support team relies on real-world feedback and technical audits. Troubleshooting never stops at generic tips; we examine melt flows, moisture pickup, and end-part performance together with users. This direct line of experience helps minimize downtime, scrap, and off-spec runs at client sites.
TPU 1100 didn’t come from guesswork or copying competitors. Most of its current recipe exists because we listened to plant foremen, extrusion operators, and engineers who use—sometimes abuse—TPU every day. Field failures, endurance runs, wear and tear on actual equipment informed all formulation tweaks. This makes the differences practical and measurable: less tendency to yellow or chalk under UV, stabilized shrinkage rates during cooling, and better compatibility with inks and adhesives compared with more brittle TPUs.
We keep collaborating across supply chain and manufacturing partners to chart product evolution. New lines need seamless material transitions, and the ongoing dialogue gives us the data and insight to keep TPU 1100 ahead of changing industry standards. Each collected sample and field complaint finds its way back to R&D, tightening control over formulation and raising quality standards, not just for new grades but for every batch produced.
The best polymers blend precise chemistry with hands-on manufacturing knowledge. TPU 1100 reflects a practical commitment to durability, uptime, and safety. Product managers seeking parts that last and operators looking to minimize machine stoppages see TPU 1100 as a reliable ally. Performance in the field proves its value—less scrap, reductions in customer complaints, and a better experience at every stage, from processing to end use.
Whether supplying large multinational projects or custom runs for creative startups, we rely on TPU 1100 as the backbone for flexible goods expected to last. Its resilience, processability, and clarity continue to win over demanding users in electronics, sportswear, transport, and consumer goods. Each batch that leaves our facility stands on decades of in-house learning and dedication to continuous, meaningful improvement.