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TYRIL™ 867 E UV

SAN Resin

Supplied by Styron LLC

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Product Description
TYRIL* styrene-acrylonitrile (SAN) resins are designed by Styron to offer superior chemical resistance, strength, hardness and dimensional stability in a broad range of product applications. The key property of TYRIL 867 is excellent balance of physical properties. TYRIL 867 E is specifically designed to provide good processability, good chemical and heat resistance and very good strength. The UV-stabilized version exhibits excellent weather ability, suitable in particular for extruded sheet and thermoforming applications.

Applications:
  • Small appliances: transparent kitchen-robot parts
  • Extruded sheet for shower cabinets, light-diffusers
  • Housewares: food storage containers
  • Sanitary accessories: soap dishes, toilet seats
General  
Material Status 
  • Commercial: Active
Availability 
  • Europe
Additive 
  • UV Stabilizer
Forms 
  • Pellets
Processing Method 
  • Blow Molding
  • Extrusion
  • Injection Molding
  • Sheet Extrusion
  • Thermoforming
Physical
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Specific Gravity
      
--
 
 ASTM D792
--
g/cm³
 ISO 1183/B
--
lb/in³
 ISO 1183 2
Apparent Density
g/cm³
 ASTM D1895, ISO 60
Melt Mass-Flow Rate (MFR)
     ASTM D1238, ISO 1133
220°C/10.0 kg
g/10 min
  
230°C/3.8 kg
g/10 min
  
Melt volume-flow rate (220°C/10.0 kg)
in³/10min
 ISO 1133 2
Water Absorption
     ISO 62 2
Saturation
%
  
Equilibrium
%
  
Viscosity number
cm³/g
 ISO 307, 1157, 1628 2
Mechanical
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Tensile Modulus
psi
 ASTM D638, ISO 527-2
Tensile Stress
      
Yield
psi
 ISO 527-2 2
Break 3
psi
 ASTM D638
Break
psi
 ISO 527-2/5
Tensile Strain (Yield)
%
 ISO 527-2 2
Nominal strain at break
%
 ISO 527-2 2
Flexural Strength
psi
 ASTM D790, ISO 178
Impact
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Charpy Unnotched Impact Strength
      
73°F
ft·lb/in²
 ISO 179
-22°F
ft·lb/in²
 ISO 179/1eU 2
73°F
ft·lb/in²
 ISO 179/1eU 2
Unnotched Izod Impact Strength (73°F)
ft·lb/in²
 ISO 180
Tensile notched impact strength (73°F)
ft·lb/in²
 ISO 8256/1 2
Hardness
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Rockwell Hardness (M-Scale)
 
 ASTM D785, ISO 2039-2
Thermal
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Deflection Temperature Under Load (264 psi, Annealed)
°F
 ASTM D648, ISO 75-2/A
Vicat Softening Temperature
      
--
°F
 ASTM D1525 4, ISO 306/B50 4
--
°F
 ASTM D1525 5, ISO 306/A120 5
50°C/h, B (50N)
°F
 ISO 306 2
CLTE
      
Flow
in/in/°F
 DIN 53752, ISO 11359-2 2
Transverse
in/in/°F
 ISO 11359-2 2
Specific Heat
Btu/lb/°F
 ASTM D2766
Electrical
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Surface resistivity
ohm
 IEC 60093 2
Volume resistivity
ohm·in
 IEC 60093 2
Relative Permittivity
      
1 MHz
 
 IEC 60250
100 Hz
 
 IEC 60250 2
Dissipation Factor (1 MHz)
 
 IEC 60250
Electric Strength
V/mil
 IEC 60243-1
Flammability
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Flame Rating - UL 6 (0.0630 in)
 
 UL 94
Burning Behav. at 1.6mm nom. thickn. (0.06 in, UL)
 
 ISO 1210 2
Related Terminology
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Notes
1Typical properties: these are not to be construed as specifications.
2Tested in accordance with ISO 10350. 23°C/50%r.h. unless otherwise noted.
30.20 in/min
4Rate A (50°C/h), Loading 2 (50 N)
5Rate B (120°C/h), Loading 1 (10 N)
6This rating not intended to reflect hazards presented by this or any other material under actual fire conditions.
 
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