HMEL PP Polysure F08RR
HMEL Polysure F08RR is a high-performance polypropylene homopolymer produced by HMEL for cast film extrusion. Manufactured using advanced Spheripol-II/Novolen technology, it offers excellent clarity, processability, and heat-seal performance for metallizable and lamination films.
Technical Details
Melt Flow Index (230°C/2.16kg): 8 g/10min (ASTM D1238)
Density: 0.90 g/cc (ASTM D1505)
Tensile Yield Strength: 33 MPa (ASTM D638)
Elongation at Yield: 10% (ASTM D638)
Flexural Modulus: 1300 MPa (ASTM D790)
Izod Impact @23°C: 35 J/m (ASTM D256)
Rockwell Hardness: 105 (ASTM D785)
Vicat Softening Point:154°C (ASTM D1525)
HDT (0.455 MPa): 100°C (ASTM D648)
Compliant with IS 10910, FDA/EU food-contact standards. Additives: antioxidants, slip/anti-block agents for film extrusion
Applications:
Cast PP Films for Metallizing & Packaging
Polysure F08RR is engineered for CPP films in snacks, bakery, and food wraps, offering low neck-in for high-speed lines, uniform gauge, and superior gloss. Used in metallizable films, lamination substrates, overwraps, and cheese/monetary packaging. Delivers clarity and heat-seal performance better than generic homopolymers or impact copolymers.
F08RR excels in high-speed extrusion environments where die-buildup and neck-in control are critical. Its processability supports output >500 kg/hr with minimal film defects, making it ideal for demanding converters requiring consistent optical quality and heat-seal initiation.
Why Choose HMEL F08RR? Advantages Over Alternatives
F08RR stands out for low die-buildup, high output, and excellent optical properties. Compared to Reliance H070SG, Borouge HD601CF, and IOCL/OPaL P1350YG, it provides lower neck-in, consistent quality, and Delhi-focused supply. F08RR1 offers slip-modified performance for enhanced film slip; F10SR enables even higher speed for ultra-fast lines.
Reliance H070SG is a 7 MFI general film grade with broader applications but lower clarity than F08RR. Borouge HD601CF delivers ultra-low neck-in but requires import logistics and longer lead times. IOCL P1350YG is cost-effective but lacks F08RR’s optical premium. F08RR1 is HMEL’s slip-modified variant for converters needing enhanced anti-block and film slip properties.
Processing Guide for F08RR Cast Film Extrusion
Extrusion Temperature: 210–250°C
Line Speed: Suitable for >500 kg/hr output
Die Gap: Optimized for low neck-in (<5%)
Film Thickness: 20–100 microns recommended
F08RR’s processability supports high-speed sheet extrusion with minimal adjustments. Die temperature control is critical for maintaining gloss and clarity. Chill roll temperature (20–50°C) ensures proper crystallization and gauge uniformity.
Similar Grades: Polysure F08RR1, HD601CF Alternatives
Explore F08RR1 for slip-modified needs, or Borouge HD601CF for ultra-low neck-in. Reliance and IOCL/OPaL offer broad market options, but F08RR targets Delhi/Punjab supply and faster support. F10SR is HMEL’s higher MFI variant for even faster lines where output is prioritized over optical properties.
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