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Washington Penn Homopolymer Polypropylene 27% Glass Reinforced

Fiberglass & mineral-reinforced polypropylene compounds provide excellent tensile and impact properties. Mold shrinkage is similar to ABS and polystyrene. Compounds also have dimensional stability. The glass-reinforcement provides a better strength and modulus than any of the particulate mineral fillers.

Product families

Plastics — Basic Thermoplastics
  • Polyolefins

Other characteristics

Polymer Name
Polypropylene Homopolymer (HPP)
Melt Flow Index
7.0 - 7.0 g/10 min
Fillers Included
  • Glass Fiber, Mineral
  • Glass Fiber
  • Mineral
Technology
Plastics
Material Features
  • Dimensional Stability
  • Good Impact Strength
  • Good Tensile Properties
  • High Modulus
  • High Strength
Certifications and Compliance
  • ISO 14001
  • ISO 9001
Plastics and Elastomers Functions
Resin

Technical data

Table 1 of 3

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CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Dynatup Impact3.2—ASTM D3763
Elongation (at Break)7.2%ASTM D638
Elongation (at Yield)7.2%ASTM D638
Flexural Modulus (at 1% Secant)4310MPaASTM D790
Gardner Impact (at 23°C)0.904JASTM D5420
Izod Impact (Notched)0.694J/cmASTM D256
Tangent Modulus4.41GPaASTM D790
Tensile Strength (at Yield)71MPaASTM D638

Table 2 of 3

3 rows
CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Density1.12g/ccASTM D792
Filler Content27%—
Melt Flow7g/10 minASTM D1238

Table 3 of 3

2 rows
CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Deflection Temperature (at 0.46 MPa)149°CASTM D648
Deflection Temperature (at 1.8 MPa)141°CASTM D648

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