PP - polipropilen
PP (polypropylene) is a thermoplastic material with a semi-crystalline structure. It has a higher strength, higher rigidity and a higher melting point than PE. Polypropylene is available in two basic varieties: the homopolymer PP and the copolymer PP-C. PP boards can be fire-retardant, antistatic and single-side coated with an adhesion-facilitating agent. Polypropylene is an excellent alternative to acid-resistant steel. It is used in the chemical industry, the medical industry, the food industry and the packaging industry. Its proposed complements are cylinders and welding rods.
Applications
Extruded PP boards:
- Chemical tanks
- Ventilation ducts
- Electrolytic tanks
- Press and die-cutting plates
- Containers for dialysis and sterilisation with boiling water
- Sediment tanks for sewage treatment plants
- Tool boxes, electrical boxes
- Fans
Pressed PP boards:
- High capacity chemical tanks
- Filtering systems
- Industrial strainers
- Construction moulds
Storage standards
Grey extruded PP – RAL 7032:
- Dimensions: 1000x2000 mm, thickness range: 1-50 mm
- Dimensions: 1500x3000 mm, thickness range: 1-30 mm
Grey PP cylinders:
- Diameter range: 8-300 mm
- Round welding rods, diameter: 3 mm, 4 mm, triangular rods, base length: 5.7 mm
Grey pressed PP – RAL 7023:
- Dimensions: 1000x2000 mm, thickness range: 10-100 mm
Available custom orders:
- Other colours and dimensions
- Fire-retardant, antistatic
- Single-side coated with an adhesion-facilitating agent
- PE 300 and PP boards, form: 2000x4000 mm
Advantages
- High rigidity
- Superior resistance to chemicals
- Excellent strength
- Ease of working
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