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BP10959 OH-PDLLA-COOR, High Molecular Weight Grades (IV ≥ 1.5 dl/g, Mw ≥ 280 kDa)

Catalogue Number BP10959
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OH-PDLLA-COOR represents the high molecular weight segment of our ester-terminated poly(D,L-lactic acid) series. Engineered with intrinsic viscosity ≥ 1.5 dl/g and molecular weight ≥ 280 kDa, this grade delivers excellent mechanical properties—high tensile strength, good toughness, and notable creep resistance—alongside the processing stability of an ester end-group. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) employs advanced polymerisation control and stringent high-temperature GPC analysis to ensure consistent ultra-high molecular weight and performance, providing a biodegradable polymer for demanding engineering applications.

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What processing capabilities and equipment are required for this high-viscosity polymer?

Due to its high molecular weight and intrinsic viscosity, it requires processing on substantial extrusion or injection moulding equipment capable of generating sufficient torque and melt pressure. Pre-drying is essential. Its excellent melt strength makes it particularly suitable for profile extrusion, sheet/film production, and foaming processes where dimensional stability is critical.

What are the key performance benefits of these ultra-high molecular weights (up to 1900 kDa)?

These ultra-high molecular weights translate directly into mechanical properties: significantly higher impact strength, better resistance to environmental stress cracking, and greatly extended degradation timelines (often several years). This makes the material suitable for applications where long-term structural integrity under demanding conditions is required before eventual biodegradation.

How does the ester end-group influence material stability and applications?

The ester end-group provides enhanced hydrolytic stability compared to carboxyl or anhydride groups during storage and processing, resulting in more predictable behaviour and longer shelf life. This stability makes it an ideal choice for demanding outdoor applications, durable goods, and processes requiring consistent rheology over time.

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