EVA
Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate
EVA is a soft, flexible material with rubber-like properties. The material has good shock absorption, is UV resistant and does not absorb water. EVA is often used as a seal, gasket and shock absorber in industry, but also in sports and leisure. Due to its elasticity and chemical inertia, EVA can be used in humid environments without losing its properties. The material can be cut, punched and glued, which makes it easy to adapt to specific needs.
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Products 0,93–0,95 g/cm³
Density -60 to +60 °C
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Properties
Flexibility
Soft and elastic, rubber-like feel
Soft and elastic, rubber-like feel
Shock absorption
Effectively absorbs shocks and vibrations
Effectively absorbs shocks and vibrations
UV resistance
Withstands prolonged UV exposure without degradation
Withstands prolonged UV exposure without degradation
Water resistance
Does not absorb water, suitable for humid environments
Does not absorb water, suitable for humid environments
Chemically inert
Resistant to most common chemicals
Resistant to most common chemicals
Easy processing
Can be cut, punched, and glued
Can be cut, punched, and glued
Technical data
| Density | 0,93–0,95 g/cm³ |
| Shore hardness | 25–50 A |
| Elongation at break | 700–900 % |
| Tensile strength | 12–20 MPa |
| Water absorption | < 0,05 % |
| Operating temperature | -60 to +60 °C |
Typical values. Actual properties may vary depending on the manufacturer and variant.
Applications
- Gaskets and seals
- Shock absorbers and vibration dampers
- Footwear industry. Soles and midsoles
- Sports equipment and leisure products
- Packaging materials
Formats and ordering
We have EVA in plates and sheets in various thicknesses and hardness levels.
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