IOCL PPCP Propel 5080MG
IOCL Propel 5080MG is a heterophasic polypropylene impact copolymer (PPCP) produced via advanced Spheripol II technology. Engineered for injection moulding and compounding, 5080MG delivers super impact resistance at low temperatures, very high stiffness, and excellent processability. Its natural-coloured granules are ideal for automotive components, appliance housings, industrial parts, and as a base resin for tough automotive compounds. Indian-made and compliant with IS 10910, IS 10909, and FDA CFR Title 21,177.1520, Propel 5080MG is the go-to PPCP for OEMs and moulders demanding reliable, high-toughness performance.
Specifications
Physical Properties
- Melt Flow Index (MFI):5 g/10 min (230°C/2.16 kg) – perfect for thin-wall injection moulding and compounding
- Density:90 g/cm³ (23°C) – standard for PP impact copolymers
Mechanical Properties
- Tensile Strength at Yield: 20 MPa – robust for automotive and appliance parts
- Elongation at Yield: 10% – supports flexibility and shock absorption
- Flexural Modulus: 900 MPa – high stiffness for structural integrity
- Notched Izod Impact (23°C): >500 J/m – super impact resistance, even at low temperatures
Thermal Properties
- Heat Deflection Temperature: 70°C (0.46 N/mm²) – suitable for automotive interiors and appliance housings
- Vicat Softening Point: 140°C (10 N) – maintains dimensional stability under heat
Regulatory Compliance
- IS 10910 (food/pharma/drinking water contact)
- IS 10909 (positive list for additives)
- FDA CFR Title 21,177.1520 (olefin polymers)
Applications
Automotive components
Propel 5080MG is engineered for automotive bumpers, interior trims, and underbody shields that demand super impact resistance, especially at low temperatures. Its high stiffness and consistent morphology from Spheripol II technology ensure reliable performance and safety in critical automotive parts.
Appliances
For appliance housings, covers, and internal structures, 5080MG combines processability and toughness. Its impact strength protects against drops and knocks, while stiffness maintains dimensional accuracy and premium feel.
Industrial parts & compounding
5080MG is an excellent base resin for compounding impact modifiers and filled PPCP grades. Its processability and mechanical profile make it ideal for industrial crates, bins, and custom technical compounds for automotive and appliance supply chains.
Processing
- Barrel temperature: 170–210°C
- Mould temperature: Standard for PP IC; adjust for cycle time and finish
- Packaging: Supplied in 25 kg natural-coloured raffia bags
- Processing tips: Medium flow enables thin-wall injection and fast cycles; Spheripol II morphology ensures uniformity and reduces warpage or short shots
Performance advantages
- Super impact: Outperforms standard PPCP in drop and low-temperature resistance
- High stiffness: Maintains shape and structural integrity in automotive and appliance applications
- Consistent quality: Spheripol II technology delivers uniform mechanicals batch-to-batch
- Regulatory breadth: Indian and global food/pharma/drinking water compliance
- Versatile base: Supports compounding of technical, filled, or impact-modified grades
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