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Polypropylene Compounds. PP Compounds

PP Compounds is used in industries like Agriculture, Automotive, Construction, Consumer Products, Medicine and Health, Packaging.

Description

Polypropylene is the second-most widely produced commodity plastic (after polyethylene) and it is often used in packaging and labeling. Polypropylene has similar properties as Polyethylene but its slightly harder and more heat resistant. These compounds are thermoplastic resins and are produced using a mixture of one or more base polyolefins with various components as impact modifiers, fillers and strengtheners (e.g. mineral fillers and glass fibre), pigments and additives. 

Advantages

  • Significant increase in rigidity with mineral fillers 
  • Increased impact resistance with elastomers 

Properties

  • Chemical Resistance 
  • Elasticity and Toughness 
  • Fatigue Resistance 
  • Insulation 
  • Transmissivity 

Industries

  • Agricultural
  • Automotive
  • Construction
  • Consumer Products
  • Medicine and Health
  • Packaging
  • Industrial Applications
  • Compounding

Applications

  • Plastic items for medical or laboratory 
  • Food containers  
  • Polypropylene is most commonly used for plastic moldings.  

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