ENGAGE™ POE from Dow 8150 is a copolymer of ethylene and octene, featuring excellent flow properties. When blended with polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE), it exhibits super impact resistance. It is widely used in thermoplastic olefin (TPO) applications requiring superior low-temperature impact resistance.

ENGAGE DOW 8150 offers high filler content and excellent peroxide curing capability. After curing with peroxide, silane, and irradiation, the product boasts excellent thermal aging properties, compression deformation resistance, and weather resistance, suitable for manufacturing high-performance electrical insulation products.

Key Features:

Pellets

Excellent flow characteristics

Enhanced impact resistance for polypropylene and polyethylene upon addition

High filling quantity

The curing process can be achieved using peroxides, silanes, and irradiation.

After curing, exhibits excellent thermal aging properties, compressive deformation resistance, and weathering resistance.

Application Fields:

General-purpose thermoplastic elastomers

Impact-modified

Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO)

Wires and cables

ENGAGE™ Dow U.S. POE 8150

Processing Grade: Injection Grade; Melt Flow Rate: 0.5g/10 min

Density 0.86, Flexural Modulus 15.2 MPA

Hardness 70A, Origin: Thailand/Spain/USA

Manufacturer: Dow USA, Dow Thailand

U.S. Dow's POE 8150 is an octene-based POE product - primarily used to toughen PP, PE: The POE elastomers can significantly enhance the toughness, impact resistance, and tensile strength of plastics such as PP and PE. By adding the appropriate amount of POE elastomers, these plastics become softer, more elastic, and can effectively absorb impact energy, improving their shock resistance.