Polypropylene (PP)

Polypropylene is a thermoplastic polymer used in a wide variety of applications. It is produced via chain-growth polymerization from the monomer propylene. Propylene is the second-most widely produced commodity plastic after polyethylene. Its application starts from the chair we sit on to battery container going through variety of details widely used in dozens of industries, or simply in our lives.

Product Description

The polypropylene granulate is a product of the processing of PP chips and consists of granules of uniform colour, without impurities. The granules have sustainable characteristics, processed from materials of reliable origin.

Production, control and packaging

  • The PP granulate is produced in batches, with the batch being differentiated from the quantity produced per month.
  • The quantity produced is packed in big bags with a capacity of 1000 kg.

  • Each big run is analysed in the plant laboratory and the results are recorded in an electronic laboratory logbook.

  • Each big bag is identified by a label containing:
    Product name
    Manufacturer
    Quantity
    Date of production
    Number of the big bag
    Batch

  • An analysis certificate is issued on shipment, for each batch.

Product Features

Physical Properties:

TEST ITEM TEST METHOD RESULT UNIT
Melt Flow Rate ( 230C° / 2.16 kg) ISO 1133 8.38 g/10 mins
Density ISO 1183-1 0.92 g/cm3
Pellets size Sieve 4.5 mm
Color Visual black
Moisture Oven dryer 0.08 wt %

Mechanical properties:

Flexural modulus EN ISO 178 > 900 MPa
Elongation at break ISO 527-1;-2 > 130-160 %
Tensile modulus ISO 527-1;-2 > 990 MPa
Tensile stress at Yield ISO 527-1;- 2 (specimen 1BA) >22 MPa

Impact Properties:

Impact resistance (Ball impact) BDS EN 17368 No damage on cells
Impact resistance (Impactor) BCIS > 13.56 J
Impact strength (Sharpy) ISO 179-2:2020 > 6 at 23°C kJ/m²

Transportation and documentation

  • It is transported in big bags with capacity 1000 kg.

  • Each batch is accompanied by a quality certificate.

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