Reliance PPCP Repol B120MA
Reliance’s PPCP Repol B120MA is a polypropylene impact copolymer (PPCP) engineered for injection moulding. It delivers a balanced combination of medium impact strength, stiffness, and antistatic properties. Repol B120MA is ideal for B2B buyers seeking high process reliability and consistent part quality. Typical users include OEMs, moulders, compounders, and procurement teams manufacturing housewares, thermowares, furniture, sanitary wares, and automotive/industrial components.
Key Features & Benefits of Repol B120MA
- Medium impact strength with reliable toughness
- Balanced stiffness–impact profile for robust parts
- Built-in antistatic agent for reduced dust pick-up
- Good surface gloss and consistent finish
- Designed for fast, efficient injection moulding
Technical Properties & Processing Guidelines
Material Properties of Repol Repol B120MA
- Mechanical: Medium impact, good stiffness, reliable dimensional stability
- Thermal: Suitable for housewares, industrial and automotive use
- Rheological: Medium MFI for efficient cycle times
- Compliance: Meets IS 10910 and positive list for food-contact (verify per application)
Recommended Processing Conditions (Injection Moulding)
- Barrel temp: 180–230°C (typical)
- Mould temp: 30–60°C (typical)
- Store bags in dry, dust-free area below 50°C
- Refer to datasheet for machine/part-specific tuning
Typical Applications of Reliance PPCP Repol B120MA
Reliance’s Repol B120MA is widely used for housewares (containers, thermowares, sanitary wares), furniture parts, and industrial/automotive mouldings. Its combination of impact strength, stiffness, and antistatic properties makes it suitable for robust, high-appearance parts. Repol B120MA is also selected by compounders for custom blends in automotive and general-purpose moulding.
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