Polybutene-1 PB 1600SA

Polybutene-1 grade PB1600SA resin is a semi-crystalline (45%) low ethylene content random copolymer which is miscible with polypropylenes due to its similar molecular structure. In blends with polyethylenes, it is immiscible but easily dispersible.
It is mainly used in the packaging industry primarily as a minor additive in a polyethylene peel seal layer for the production of coextruded flexible film or more rigid sheet. Varying the concentration of polybutene-1 PB1600SA grade resin in the peel seal layer offers the unique possibility of tailoring the peel seal strength for controlled easy-opening of peelable plastic packaging.
This grade has similar performance characteristics to polybutene-1 grade PB8640, except that it is formulated with typical concentrations of slip and anti-block additives. It may therefore be used as an alternative to polybutene-1 grade PB8640 when slip and anti-block performance of the peel seal layer needs to be enhanced. Like polybutene-1 grade PB8640, this grade is particularly suitable for use in blown film formulations when low heat seal initiation temperatures are required. A typical blend partner for polybutene-1 grade PB1600SA is a low density polyethylene with a melt index range between 0.5 and 2 dg/min (Cond E). All other polyethylene types and copolymers of the same melt index range can be used.
Polybutene-1 grade PB1600SA meets FDA requirements in 21 CFR 177.1570 for food contact applications up to 100°C (212°F).
The value listed as Melt Flow Rate, ISO 1133, was tested in accordance with ISO 1133-1981E.
The value listed as Tensile Strength at Yield, ISO 527-1, -2, was tested in accordance with ISO 1184-1983E.
The value listed as Tensile Strength at Break, ISO 527-1, -2, was tested in accordance with ISO 1184-1983E.
The value listed as Elongation at Break, ISO 527-1, -2, was tested in accordance with ISO 1184-1983E.
The value listed as Tensile Modulus, ISO 527-1, -2, was tested in accordance with ISO 1184-1983E.