TPR Resin (Thermoplastic Rubber Resin)

TPR resin families

TPR Resin: Engineered for Demanding Applications

What is TPR Resin? TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) is a class of polymer materials that combine the processing advantages of thermoplastics with the performance and flexibility of traditional rubber. TPRs are typically based on styrenic block copolymers (SBCs) and offer excellent elastic recovery, slip resistance, weatherability, and recyclability.

As a trusted TPR resin supplier, Suke Plastics can provide customized TPR compounds for a wide range of applications across automotive, consumer goods, footwear, toys, medical devices, and industrial components.

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Key Properties of TPR Resin

1️⃣ Elasticity & Flexibility

TPR Resin combines rubber-like stretch and rebound with thermoplastic ease, ideal for dynamic applications requiring repeated flexing without fatigue.

2️⃣ Eco-Friendly & Recyclable

100% recyclable and available in FDA-compliant grades, our TPR material supports sustainable manufacturing without sacrificing performance.

3️⃣ Heat & Chemical Resistance

It withstands temperatures from -40°C to 120°C and resists oils, acids, and solvents—perfect for automotive and industrial environments.

4️⃣ Durability & Abrasion Resistance

TPR plastic excels in high-wear applications, offering long-lasting performance for footwear soles, seals, and tool handles.

5️⃣ Easy Processing

Melt, mold, and reuse! TPR Resin’s thermoplastic nature enables fast injection molding, extrusion, and cost-effective production cycles.

6️⃣ Customizable Formulations

Tailor hardness (Shore A 10-95), color, UV stability, or anti-slip additives—your needs define our TPR material’s specs.

Applications of TPR Plastic:

Our TPR resin is trusted by engineers for critical components in:

Footwear: Durable soles, comfortable insoles, and resilient components for premium footwear.

Automotive: eliable seals, gaskets, and interior parts built to endure tough conditions.

Toys: Safe, flexible, and long-lasting materials for children’s products.

Medical: Precision components for medical devices, balancing performance and safety.

Consumer Goods: Ergonomic handles, grips, and accessories for enhanced usability.

TPR vs TPE

Choosing the Right Plastic for Your Application

Property	TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber)	TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer)
Elasticity/Flexibility	High elasticity, rubber-like feel with excellent rebound	Similar elasticity, but varies by grade
Temperature Resistance	-40°C to 120°C	-50°C to 135°C
Chemical Resistance	Resists oils, acids, and mild solvents	Moderate resistance (varies by formulation)
Processing Ease	Easy to mold, extrude, and recycle (thermoplastic)	Similar to TPR, but some grades require specialized equipment
Cost Efficiency	Low-to-mid cost, recyclable scrap	Mid-to-high cost (depends on grade)
Environmental Impact	100% recyclable, REACH/FDA-compliant options	Recyclable but limited biodegradability
Key Applications	Footwear, automotive seals, grips, soft-touch goods	Medical devices, seals, grips

TPR Resin FAQs

What industries do your TPR Resin products typically serve?

Our TPR Resin is engineered for versatility! Key industries include footwear (shoes, soles), automotive (grips, seals, vibration-dampening components), consumer goods (ergonomic handles, toys, packaging), and industrial applications (weatherproof seals, conveyor belts). Need a niche-specific solution? We customize formulations to meet your sector’s demands.

Are your TPR materials compliant with international safety standards?

Our TPR plastic is FDA-compliant for food-contact applications, REACH/RoHS-certified for EU markets, and meets ISO 9001 quality standards. We also provide test reports for abrasion resistance, tensile strength, and thermal stability upon request.

Can you customize TPR Resin hardness or color?

Yes! We specialize in tailored solutions. Choose from Shore A hardness levels (10-95), any Pantone color match, UV stabilization, or anti-slip additives. Share your specs, and we’ll optimize the TPR material for your product’s functionality and aesthetics.

What’s your minimum order quantity (MOQ)? Do you offer samples?

Flexibility is our strength. MOQs start at 1 ton for standard grades, with lower thresholds for custom formulations. We provide free samples for testing—just cover shipping. Need a rush order? Our lean supply chain ensures 15-day lead times for bulk orders.

How does your TPR Resin compare to silicone or traditional rubber?

TPR plastic outperforms rubber in processability (faster molding, recyclable) and costs 20-30% less than silicone. It retains rubber-like elasticity while offering superior chemical resistance and easier bonding with other thermoplastics—ideal for multi-material designs.

Can you assist with technical challenges like bonding TPR to other plastics?

Our engineers provide free technical support for adhesion, molding parameters, or material compatibility. Share your design hurdles, and we’ll co-develop solutions—from surface treatments to co-injection molding strategies.

What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Our MOQ typically starts at 1,000 kg, but we offer flexibility for smaller projects or trials. Let’s explore how we can meet your volume needs.

Request a Quote Today

Looking for high-performance TPRresin for your next project? Contact us today to request a technical datasheet, free sample, or a custom quote. Our technical team will help you select the best TPR grade to optimize your product performance and processing efficiency.

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