US Polymers

TPR Green Granules are likely referring to a type of thermoplastic resin or plastic material, though the exact term may be used in specific industries or product formulations. In general, the term "TPR" stands for Thermoplastic Rubber, a type of plastic that has rubber-like properties but can be molded and shaped when heated, making it suitable for various applications.

TPR is a type of material that combines the processing advantages of thermoplastics with the characteristics of rubber, making it flexible and durable. These granules are often used in various industries for manufacturing products such as footwear, automotive components, and toys.

• TPR Granules 175 Black likely refers to a specific grade or type of black-colored TPR granules. The number "175" could denote the grade, size, or specific formulation of the granules, but it would be best to consult with the manufacturer or supplier for exact details.
• Black Color: The granules are typically compounded with black pigments or carbon black, which give them their color while also enhancing UV resistance and durability.
• Applications: Commonly used for making items like shoe soles, seals, gaskets, or as a modifier for improving the properties of other polymers.