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    This document provides information about Sipchem EVA 2518 CO, an 18% ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer resin designed for foam molding applications. It is manufactured by IPC using an Exxon-Mobil process and exhibits low melting temperature, excellent processability and mechanical properties for uses in foams, shoe soles, injection molding and more.

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    Sipchem EVA 2518 CO

    18% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate copolymer

    Product description: Sipchem EVA 2518 CO is an 18% ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer resin, designed for a
    variety of foam molding application; manufactured by IPC an affiliate of Sipchem in The
    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia using an Exxon-Mobil high-pressure tubular process.

    EVA 2518 CO exhibits low melting temperature, excellent processability and mechanical
    properties.

    Applications: Foams, Shoe Soles, Injection Molding, Profile Extrusion and Compounding.

    Additives: Thermal Stabilizer: 300 ppm Antiblock: No Slip: No

    Physical properties Typical Value Unit Test Method

    Melt Index (190°C/2.16 kg) 2.5 g/10 min ASTM D1238


    Vinyl Acetate Content 18 wt% ASTM D5594
    Density 0.941 g/cm3 ASTM D1505
    VICAT Softening Point 61 °C ASTM D1525
    Melting Point 85 °C ASTM D3418
    Tensile Strength at Break 15 MPa ASTM D638
    Elongation at Break > 700 % ASTM D638
    Hardness Shore A 90 Shore A ASTM D2240
    Hardness Shore D 35 Shore D ASTM D2240

    1. These are typical properties: these are not to be construed as specifications.


    2. This product is not intended for use in medical applications and should not be used in any such applications.
    3. Contact your Sipchem Representative for potential food contact application compliance.

    Contact Details:
    Sales and Marketing: [email protected]
    Compliance & Product Stewardship: [email protected]
    Website: www.sipchem.com

    Disclaimer
    Before using the product listed above, customers and other users should take care in determining the suitability of such product for
    the intended use. SIPCHEM do not accept any liability whatsoever arising from the use of this information or the use, application or
    processing of any product described herein.

    Revision August 2022

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