PP Homo-Polymer Transparent Color

Propylene is polymerized with Ziegler-Natta catalysts to create polypropylene homopolymers, which are then used to make thermoplastic resins.

Injection molding, blow molding, film, fiber, sheet extrusion, and thermoforming are just a few of the processing methods that can use homopolymers. The most frequently employed general-purpose grade is polypropylene homopolymer. It is just only one component, a solid semi-crystalline form of propylene monomer. The most prevalent uses are in the fields of packaging, textiles, pipelines, healthcare, and electrical and automotive systems.

It has a well-deserved reputation for hardness and longevity thanks to its exceptional fatigue resistance and flexibility. Additionally, polypropylene has excellent insulating qualities, making it safe to use for the plastic casing of cables and electrical equipment.

To address market demands for packaging, home products, textiles, film, healthcare, pipes, and applications in the automotive and electrical industries, Al Manara for Investment & Commercial Agencies offers a broad range of homopolymers with a variety of characteristics.