HMEL PP Polysure F10SR
Polysure F10SR is a Novolen-technology polypropylene homopolymer from HMEL, engineered for tubular water quench (TQPP) and cast film lines. With a melt flow index of 10.5 g/10min, F10SR offers superior slip, anti-block, clarity, and gloss, making it ideal for high-speed packaging film production. Produced at the HPCL-Mittal Bathinda refinery, it is fully compliant with IS 10910 and FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 for food and pharma contact. The grade is trusted by converters seeking consistent gauge, easy processability, and reliable optical properties on demanding lines.
Key Technical Insights:
- MFI 10.5 g/10min
- Density 0.905 g/cm³
- Tensile Yield Stress 34 MPa
- Tensile Yield Strain 9%
- Flexural Modulus 1500 MPa
- Notched Izod @23°C 4 kJ/m²
- Vicat 154°C
- HDT 95°C
Applications: TQPP Films for Packaging & Textiles
F10SR is optimized for general packaging films, textile and garment overwraps, bakery and bread wraps, and snack/grocery bags. Its high slip and anti-block performance ensure easy-open and smooth winding, while clarity and gloss deliver shelf appeal. The grade’s processability supports high-output lines, making it a preferred choice for converters running modern TQPP and cast film equipment for food, pharma, and retail packaging.
Performance Advantages & Processing Tips
Polysure F10SR stands out for its exceptional processability, reduced die build-up, and stable gauge control at high speeds. The slip and anti-block additives minimize film sticking, supporting easy-open packs and efficient downstream handling. For best results, maintain extrusion temperatures between 210–250°C, line speeds above 500 kg/hr, and chill roll temperatures of 20–50°C. The grade’s balance of strength and flexibility ensures reliable performance across a range of film thicknesses and end-use requirements.
F10SR vs Alternatives: Technical Comparison
F10SR is the specialist choice for Delhi converters seeking TQPP and cast film performance. Compared to HMEL F10SR1 (Spheripol variant), F08RR1 (cast focus), IOCL/OPaL 1100FS (cost alternative), Reliance H100EY (similar MFI), and FH10S (other brands), F10SR offers a unique blend of high MFI, slip, and optical clarity. F10SR1 is suited for Spheripol lines, while F08RR1 targets lower MFI cast film. IOCL and Reliance options provide cost and supply flexibility but may not match F10SR’s balance of processability and gloss.
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