Hanwha EVA 1316
Hanwha EVA 1316 is a premium 19% ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer resin manufactured by Hanwha Solutions (South Korea) using Dow autoclave high-pressure polymerization. As the lowest melt index foam-grade in Hanwha’s lineup (MFI 1.8), it’s engineered for applications demanding superior melt control, precise dimensional accuracy, and premium mechanical properties. The 19% VA content ensures outstanding elasticity and foaming, while the ultra-low MFI enables tight process control for films, technical molding, and complex components. Additive-free, FDA/REACH compliant, and batch-to-batch consistent, EVA 1316 is trusted by India’s footwear, film, and technical molding sectors for both premium and high-volume applications. Pan-India availability, batch traceability, and 24/7 technical support from JITSY.
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Foam Shoes & Soles (55% Market Share)
- Compression/injection molded EVA soles, athletic midsoles, slippers, sandals, soft-touch shoe components
- Enables superior melt control, dimensional accuracy, and premium cushioning
- Used by premium and high-volume footwear brands across all Indian manufacturing clusters
Soft-Touch Films & Extrusion Coating (20% Market Share)
- Soft-touch films, extrusion coating for packaging, protective films, flexible film sheets, blow film
- Low MFI delivers precise thickness, clarity, and dimensional stability for converters in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Delhi NCR
Injection Molding & Technical Parts (15% Market Share)
- Precision technical parts, soft-touch grips, connectors, consumer enclosures, appliance covers
- Ultra-low MFI supports tight tolerances, complex geometries, and premium surface finish
Sponge & Foam Sheets (7% Market Share)
- EVA sponge blocks, foam sheets, sports/yoga mats, equipment padding, anti-fatigue mats
- Consistent foam expansion, tight density control, and long-term durability
Hot-Melt Adhesive & Specialty Compounds (3% Market Share)
- Custom adhesive formulations, specialty compounds, technical blends
- Additive-free, ultra-low MFI for precise melt control in high-performance applications.
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