X 30 Sis a homopolymer particularly suited for the extrusion of cast and water quenched blown film. X 30 S is formulated with a general purpose stabilisation package and does not contain any slip or antiblocking agents. X 30 S exhibits excellent pcocessability and outstanding optical properties. This makes X 30 S particularly suitable for film for packaging food-stuffs such as pasta, snacks, biscuits, bakery products and confectionery. Other applications include film for packaging for flowers, books, stationery, blankets, shirts, knitwear and hosiery. X 30 S is also very appropriate for the extrusion of small pipes and drinking straws. X 30 S can be used for lamination with polyester, polyamide and aluminium for packaging of snacks, crisps, sweets, coffee , meat products and pre-cooked foods. In these applications, X 30 S gives an excellent high gloss finish in laminates and exhibits good printability after Corona treatment. X 30 S can also be coextruded with and VAL TEC heterophasic copolymer grades to produce high gloss finishes on blow moulded pigmented bottles and coextruded sheet
Properties | Unit | Typical value | Test Method |
Physical properties | |||
Melt flow rate (230'C, 2.16 kg) | Dg/min | 9 | ISO 1133 |
Density | g/cm3 | 0.9 | ISO 1183 |
Mechanical properties | |||
Flexural modulus | N/mm2 | 1500 | ISO 178 |
Tensile strength yield | N/mm2 | 34 | ISO R527 |
Elongation at yield | % | 13 | ISO R 527 |
lzod impact strenghh (notched) at 23 °C | kJ/m2 | 4 | ISO 180 |
Hardness Shore D | points | 71 | ISO 868) |
Thermal properties | |||
Vicat softening point (9.8 N) | oC | 155 | ISO 306/A |
H.D.T. (0.46 Mpa) | oC | 115 | ISO 75/B |
Accelerated oven ageing in air (forced circulation) at 150 °C | hour | 360 | IS04577 |
Optical Properties | |||
Haze | % | 1 | MTM 17031 |
Gloss (45 °G) | % | 85 | MTM 17021 |
It is suitable for food contact.
Values shown are averages and are not to be considered as p roduct specification
These values may shift slightly as additional data are accumlsted.
ISO test methods are the lates under the societys current procedures. All specimens
are prepared by injection moulding .