EVA Hanwha E182L

EVA Hanwha E182L

Product Introduction EVA Hanwha E182L is an ethylene‑vinyl‑acetate copolymer resin with 18% VA content. It features outstanding optical performance, excellent adhesion, low gel content, high purity, high bonding strength and good processability. It is mainly designed for extrusion coating processes.

Main Applications

Extrusion Coating: Its core application field. ‑Food Packaging: Used for lamination and coating of various food‑packaging materials. It applies extrusion coating onto substrates such as kraft paper, aluminum foil, BOPP (biaxially‑oriented polypropylene) and PET (polyester) films to provide favorable barrier property and sealing performance.

Injection Molding: Also applicable for injection processing to manufacture automotive parts and electrical & electronic components.

Other Applications: Its favorable properties may also be applied in hot‑melt adhesive and other fields, though not explicitly stated in available search results.

Performance Parameters

Performance Category Test Standard Parameter Value Unit
Physical Properties      
Density ASTM D1505 0.940 g/cm³
Melt Flow Rate (MFR) ASTM D1238 15 (190°C/2.16kg) g/10min
Vinyl Acetate (VA) Content Internal Method 18 wt%
Mechanical Properties      
Tensile Yield Strength ASTM D638 12.7 (or 100) MPa (kg/cm²)
Elongation at Break ASTM D638 >600 %
Flexural Modulus ASTM D747 approx.98.07 (1000) MPa (kg/cm³)*
Hardness (Rockwell R) ASTM D785 15 R‑scale
Thermal Properties      
Brittleness Temperature ASTM D746 <‑70
Vicat Softening Temperature (1kg load) ASTM D1525 51 (or 56)
Melting Temperature SAC Method / Internal Method 83‑85

Processing Technology

Extrusion Coating Process The resin is melted and plasticized inside an extruder, extruded through a T‑die into a sheet‑shaped melt curtain, then rapidly overlaid onto continuously fed substrates such as paper, aluminum foil and plastic films. A composite coated material is formed after compression by nip rolls and cooling.

Processing Temperature: EVA resin is heat‑sensitive. Processing temperature shall be higher than its melting point (83‑85°C), while excessive high temperature that causes VA decomposition shall be avoided (melt temperature is generally recommended below 230°C). Actual barrel and die temperatures shall be optimized according to equipment, line speed and substrate type.

Injection Molding Applicable for manufacturing automotive parts, electrical & electronic components. Barrel Temperature: Recommended setting range 150‑200°C (for reference only). Mold Temperature: Recommended setting range 20‑50°C (for reference only). Injection Pressure & Speed: Adjust according to product structure and mold design.

Note: All data above is for reference only.

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