Greenflex EVA ML20
Versalis EVA Greenflex ML20 is a premium ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA) featuring 7% vinyl acetate, engineered for general-purpose injection moulding applications that demand flexibility, toughness, and outstanding ESCR (environmental stress-crack resistance). Manufactured by Versalis S.p.A. (Eni Group), Greenflex ML20 is trusted by Indian and global customers for seals, gaskets, flexible sport/leisure goods, and technical parts where robust low-temperature impact and chemical resistance are essential. The Greenflex EVA family includes bio-attributed variants (ML20 BA/BCA) for sustainability-focused projects.
Functional Features & Technical Detail
- 7% VA Content: Provides the right balance of flexibility, resilience, and stress-crack resistance for demanding injection-moulded parts.
- Medium Melt Flow (MFI 2.5): Ensures excellent processability and part definition in complex moulds.
- High Shore A Hardness (95): Combines soft touch with form stability for seals, grips, and guards.
- Exceptional Low-Temperature Toughness: Brittleness temperature ≤ –80 °C for reliable performance in cold environments.
- Superior ESCR: Resists cracking under stress, detergents, and oils – ideal for industrial, automotive, and consumer parts.
Applications
Versalis EVA Greenflex ML20 is the go-to EVA injection grade for:
- Flexible Seals and Gaskets: Injection-moulded seals for closures, appliances, packaging, and technical assemblies benefit from Greenflex ML20’s flexibility, dimensional stability, and chemical resistance.
- Sport & Leisure and Consumer Goods: Used for grips, guards, soft sporting goods, and flexible leisure items, offering comfort, toughness, and a pleasant touch.
- Flexible Technical Items (Industrial & Automotive): Cable accessories, vibration dampers, flexible housings, and parts exposed to stress, chemicals, or low temperatures.
Application Bullets:
- Flexible seals & gaskets
- Sport & leisure goods
- Industrial technical parts
- Automotive flexible components
- Consumer grips & guards
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