PC/PE/PP Pellets Polycarbonate Granules in Stock

• Customization: Available
• Material: Polypropylene/PP
• Usage: General Plastics, Engineering Plastics, Specialty Plastics
• Model NO.: recycled
• Plastic Forming Method: Blow Molding
• Color: Black
• Type: Recycled Material
• Grade: Injection, Extrusion
• Name: Recycled PP
• Density: 0.9
• Transport Package: 25kg/Bag
• Specification: COA
• Trademark: self produce
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3901200090
• Production Capacity: 300

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Polypropylene(PP) PP description: PP polypropylene pellets of color, cylindrical particles that smooth, odorless, non-toxic, no mechanical impurities. Has good electrical properties and high-frequency insulation from humidity, but the low temperature brittle not wear, easy to aging, PP copolymer-based material has a lower heat distortion temperature, low transparency, low gloss, low rigidity, but have a stronger impact strength. The strength of PP increases with increasing ethylene content. PP Due to high crystallinity, surface of the material stiffness and good resistance to scratches; Environmental stress cracking problem does not exist. PP application: Suitable for production of general machinery parts, corrosion-resistant parts and insulating parts. For the production of daily necessities, such as cups, buckets, pots; Industrial supplies generally require relatively high performance, such as auto parts, sports equipment and so on.            



             Performance             Test conditions [state]          Test data         Data unit Density 0.9 g/m3 Melt flow rate 10 g/10min Tensile yield strength 25 Mpa Elongation at break ≥600 % Notch impact strength 23°C 8 kj/m2 Flexural modulus ≥1000 Mpa Rockwell hardness 90 R Load heat distortion temperature 80 °C

Item		Test method	Test data	Data unit
Density		ISO1183	0.959	g/cm3
MFR	190ºC/5.0kg	ISO1133	0.22	g/10min
	190ºC/21.6kg	ISO1133	6.4
Tensile yield strength		ISO527-2	23	Mpa
NIIS	23ºC	ISO179	26	KJ/M2
	-30ºC	ISO179	13	KJ/M2
Hardness		ISO868	63
Melting point		DIN53765	124-128	ºC
Vicat softening point		ISO306	74	ºC