PP (Polypropylene) Raw Material
PP (Polypropylene) is a rigid and lightweight polymer distinguished by its high melting temperature, resistance to chemical substances, and food-grade suitability.
Explore PP Grades
Choose the appropriate polypropylene structure according to the production process and end-product performance.
PP Homopolymer
PPH is a homopolymer structure offering high rigidity and heat resistance. It is common in injection, fibre and packaging applications.
- Injection moulded products
- Raffia, fibre and nonwoven
- Food packaging
PP Copolymer
PPC is a copolymer structure that provides higher impact resistance than homopolymer grades. It suits durable consumer goods and automotive parts.
- Automotive parts
- Housewares and durable packaging
- Crate and pallet applications
PP Random Copolymer
PPRC is a random copolymer PP grade used in plumbing applications that require resistance to heat, pressure and chemicals.
- Hot and cold water pipes
- Pressurised plumbing systems
- Hygienic pipe applications
Product Overview
Polypropylene is a versatile polymer valued for its low density, heat resistance and chemical durability. Its homopolymer and copolymer structures make it suitable for a broad range of industrial processes.
Acran supports your material selection with PP grades aligned to injection, extrusion, fibre, film and pipe applications.
Key Features
- Lightweight and durable structure
- High heat resistance
- Chemical resistance
- Food-grade suitability
Common Application Areas
- Automotive parts
- Kitchenware and food containers
- Hot and cold water pipes
- Sacks and synthetic carpet backing
- Plastic chairs and tables
- Detergent and chemical bottles
- Medical syringe bodies
- Packaging films and foils
- Textile fibers