Hanwha EVA 2319
Hanwha EVA 2319 is 19% ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer resin engineered by Hanwha Solutions (South Korea) using Dow tubular high-pressure polymerization. Specifically optimized for foam molding and cushioning, this resin delivers exceptional foaming, mechanical strength, and processability. Its unique 19% VA content enables superior foam expansion, elasticity, and filler compatibility versus standard 18% grades. Hanwha EVA 2319 is trusted by India’s leading footwear, foam, and sponge manufacturers for durable, comfortable, and cost-effective products.
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Foam Shoes & Soles (60% Market Share)
- Compression/injection molded EVA soles, athletic shoe midsoles, slippers, sandals, orthopedic insoles
- Delivers lightweight, resilient, soft foam with uniform cell structure and long-term cushioning
- Used by mass-market and premium footwear brands across all Indian manufacturing clusters
Sponge & Foam Sheets (25% Market Share)
- Sponge blocks, foam sheets for sports/yoga mats, packaging, equipment padding, anti-fatigue mats, acoustic panels
- Enables precise density control, excellent resilience, and minimal compression set
- Stable performance in humid, variable, or cold climates
Injection Molding & Technical Components (10% Market Share)
- Flexible connectors, grips, appliance covers, vibration dampers, soft enclosures, toys
- Supports complex geometries and delivers high mechanical strength and flexibility
Hot-Melt Adhesives & Specialty Compounds (4% Market Share)
- Base resin for hot-melt adhesives, custom EVA blends, color/formulation masterbatches
- Excellent mineral filler acceptance (CaCO₃, talc) for cost-optimized foam compounds
Extrusion & Coatings (1% Market Share)
- Flexible extrusion coating, profile extrusion, technical compounds, edge banding
- Low-temp processability enables energy-efficient, fast line speeds
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