CELLIDOR® CP 400-12

Chemical Family: Cellulose & Cellulosics

MOCOM Compounds CELLIDOR® CP 400-12 is an injection molding grade polymer made of Cellulose Acetate Propionate. This product requires pre-drying in an air circulating dryer at 50-80°C for 2-4 hours, depending on moisture content. It contains 12% phthalate-free plasticizer and can be used for various applications.

Product families

Plastics — Basic Thermoplastics

Cellulosics

Other characteristics

Brand: CELLIDOR
Density: 1210.0 - 1210.0 kg/m³
Polymer Name: Cellulose Acetate Propionate (CAP)
Additives Included: Plasticizer (Phthalate-free)
Technology: Plastics
Labeling Claims: Azo Colorants-free
Azo Dyes-free
Bio-based
Conflict minerals-free
PAH-free
PFOA-free
PFOS-free
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP)-free
Material Features: Non Phthalate Plasticizer
Storage Condition: Store in dry, protected from light not above 30°C.
Pre-Drying Conditions: In an air circulatIng dryer 50-80 °C for 2-4 h
Dependant on moisture content
Certifications and Compliance: Directive 2011/65/EC amended through EU/2015/863 (RoHS); EC No.1907/2006; IATF 16949; ISO 13485; ISO 14001; ISO 17025; ISO 45001; ISO 50001; ISO 9001; REACH (Europe); REACH (UK); RoHS Compliant; SVHC Compliant
Plastics and Elastomers Functions: Resin
Plastics and Elastomers Processing Methods: Injection Molding

Technical data

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Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Flexural Modulus	1700.0	MPa	ISO 178
Flexural Stress (3.5% Strain)	45.0	MPa	ISO 178
Tensile Modulus	1800.0	MPa	ISO 527
Tensile Stress at Yield	35.0	MPa	ISO 527
Tensile Strength at Break	30.0	MPa	ISO 527
Tensile Elongation at Break	15.0	%	ISO 527
Impact Strength (Charpy, at 23°C)	no break	kJ/m²	ISO 179/1eU
Notched Impact Strength (Charpy, at 23°C)	25.0	kJ/m²	ISO 179/1eA
Ball Indentation Hardness (H132/30)	60.0	MPa	ISO 2039-1

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Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Density	1210.0	kg/m³	ISO 1183

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Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Vicat B50	91.0	°C	ISO 306
HDT / A (1.8 MPa)	85.0	°C	ISO 75-1/-2

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