Applications
- Compounders
- Consumer housewares-NFC
- Eyewear
- Flooring
- Industrial machine guards
- Large appliances non-food contact
- Safety glasses/shield
- Small appliances non-food contact
- Sporting equipment
- Strapping
Product description
Tenite™ cellulosic plastics are noted for their excellent balance of properties - toughness, hardness, strength, surface gloss, clarity, and a warm feel. The mechanical properties of Tenite™ cellulosic plastics differ with plasticizer levels. Lower plasticizer content yields a harder surface, higher heat resistance, greater rigidity, higher tensile strength, and better dimensional stability. Higher plasticizer content increases impact strength. Tenite™ cellulosic plastics are available in natural, clear, selected ambers or smoke transparents and black translucent. Color concentrates are available in let-down ratios from 10:1 to 40:1. Tenite™ Cellulose Acetate Propionate 380-10 has a plasticizer level of 10%. It is resistant to high temperatures.
Product availability
If you are interested in learning more about product availability in your area, please complete the “Make an inquiry” form on this page.
If applicable, authorized distributors are in the regions listed below, with more details provided in the “Authorized distributors” section.
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Asia Pacific
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Latin America
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North America
Authorized distributors
Please select a region and country for a list of authorized distributors. If a country is not listed for a region, contact Eastman for further information.
Resources
- Chemical resistance of Tenite cellulose acetate propionate
- Drying cellulosic plastics
- Eastman materials solutions for the eyewear industry
- Material selector guide for consumer markets
- Selector chart for Tenite cellulosics HT series 380, 381, 385
- Stress measurement in parts made of Tenite cellulosic plastics
- Tenite cellulosic plastics - From trees to plastic
- Tenite cellulosics — Injection molding
- Tenite cellulosics — Secondary fabrication techniques
- Tenite cellulosics—Film and sheet extrusion