Polene EVA N8038
Polene EVA N8038 is a premium 18% ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer resin from TPI Polene Public Company Limited (Thailand), produced via advanced high-pressure polymerization. Engineered for foam shoes, sheets, extrusion, cable jacketing, and industrial applications, N8038 stands out for its exceptional low-temperature resistance, superior elasticity, and reliable processability. Its tightly controlled molecular structure ensures batch-to-batch consistency, high mechanical strength, and outstanding foaming performance – making it the trusted choice for manufacturers seeking quality, compliance, and versatility.
In-Depth Product Description
Polene EVA N8038 is produced via high-pressure polymerization, resulting in a soft, flexible thermoplastic copolymer with outstanding uniformity and mechanical properties. The 18 wt% vinyl acetate content is foam-optimized, providing a perfect balance of elasticity and low-temperature performance. N8038 is supplied as natural/white pellets (25 kg bags) and contains a standard thermal stabilizer package-no slip/antiblock additives, making it ideal for custom additive integration. The resin is FDA and EU food-contact compliant, RoHS/REACH certified, and meets global safety and labeling standards. Its low melting point (86°C) enables energy-efficient processing and fast cycle times, while excellent filler and blowing agent compatibility make it suitable for diverse industrial formulations.
Applications
Foam Shoes & Midsoles (55% Market Share)
- Compression/injection molded EVA soles, midsoles, sandals, slippers, orthopedic insoles
- Delivers lightweight, resilient, and comfortable foam with uniform cell structure
- Maintains flexibility down to -40°C-ideal for outdoor and cold-climate footwear
- Used by leading Indian and global footwear brands and contract converters
Foam Sheets & Cushioning (25% Market Share)
- Sports/yoga mats, protective packaging, equipment padding, anti-fatigue mats, acoustic panels
- Enables precise density control (40-150 kg/m³), excellent resilience, and long-term durability
- Non-hygroscopic and stable in humid or variable climates
Extrusion Coating & Cable Insulation (12% Market Share)
- Flexible cable jacketing, industrial control cables, extrusion coatings for protective layers
- Maintains flexibility in extreme cold; suitable for halogen-free flame-retardant cables
- Used in both domestic and export cable applications
Injection Molding & Consumer Goods (5% 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 (3% Market Share)
- Base resin for hot-melt adhesives, custom EVA blends, color/formulation masterbatches
- No slip/antiblock additives – ideal for custom compounding and specialty formulations
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