PP is a semi-crystalline, thermoplastic polymer with properties similar to PE. They both belong to the olefinic plastics group, which is a paraffin hydrocarbon with a smooth, slightly greasy surface. PP is available both as a homopolymer and copolymer.

 

Chemical designation:
 Polypropylene

 

Abbreviation: 
PP

 

Natural colour, additives:
 Grey (RAL 7032), black and white

 

• Round rod

• Sheets

• Pressure pipe

• Pipe components

• Ventilation pipes and square tubing, profiles, welding wire etc.

• End products, machined or injection moulded

 

• Excellent dielectric properties

• Low density

• Excellent resistance to chemicals

• Excellent slide properties

• Excellent welding properties

• Difficult to glue

• High fatigue strength

• Great temperature resistance

• Mechanical and electrical properties maintained even when exposed to water

 

Applications:

Machine and vehicle production, transport and feeding technology, electrical engineering, precision engineering, plumbing, household machines, food technology and medical technology.

 

• Fan rotors

• Door handles

• Instrument panels

• Steering wheels

• Covers for kitchen appliances

• Vehicle parts

• Pharmaceutical packaging

• Containers

• Pump components

• Pipes and pipe sections