This section provides a variety of information, from the introduction of PP to processing.
Technology introduction
PP
POLYPROPYLENE
Classification according to the PP polymerization status
Classification according to alignment of methyl group bonded to the main carbon chain of PP Isotactic polymer
Methyl groups aligned in the same direction
Crystallinity with tacticity
Methyl groups aligned in alternating directions directions directions
Crystallinity with tacticity
Can be produced with metallocene catalyst
Methyl groups aligned irregularly
Amorphous wax-phase
Strengths and Strengths of PP
Lowest specific gravity
(specific gravity: 0.90 ~ 0.91)
Excellent thermal resistance
(HDT 100 ˚C or higher)
Excellent mechanical properties
(stiffness, abrasion resistance, etc.)
Excellent chemical
resistance
Excellent electrical
insulation
Non-toxic
Good processability
Low cost
Strengths and weaknesses of PP
Poor impact resistance at
low temperatures
(except for impact PP)
Combustible
Somewhat weak
against UV
Poor printability
and paintability
Weak gas barrier
※ Comparison with five kinds of general-purpose resins (PP, HDPE, LDPE, PS, PVC)
Introduction to Compound PP
Process of Compound PP production
A compound PP is a product that allows inorganic substances or other polymers to
be mixed with the PP base to feature properties similar to engineering plastic.
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