Reliance PPCP Repol C015EG
Reliance Repol C015EG is a polypropylene impact copolymer (PPCP) engineered for extrusion and blow-moulding applications. Manufactured using Reliance’s advanced Unipol gas-phase technology, C015EG combines high impact strength with excellent rigidity, making it the ideal workhorse grade for rigid packaging, industrial containers, thermoformed products, and automotive trims. Its 1.8 MFI and balanced stiffness-impact profile deliver consistent performance across demanding converters’ production lines.
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Repol C015EG features a heterophasic polypropylene structure—a semi-crystalline PP matrix with finely dispersed ethylene-propylene rubber phase—delivering a 5–10x impact advantage over homopolymer grades. The 1.8 MFI is optimized for extrusion and blow-moulding, enabling stable line speeds, consistent wall thickness and minimal scrap. Its 1,000 MPa flexural modulus ensures structural rigidity for stacked containers and rigid sheets, while 200 J/m Izod impact provides toughness against drops and handling stress. HDT of 95°C supports hot-fill applications and warm service conditions. Unipol technology ensures batch-to-batch consistency, predictable properties, and the ability to fine-tune the impact-stiffness balance for specific converter needs.
Applications & Industry Use Cases
Blow-Moulded Containers & Industrial Packaging: C015EG excels in detergent bottles, chemical containers, industrial drums, and rigid packaging where impact resistance and dimensional stability are critical. Its thermal performance supports hot-fill and warm storage for aggressive liquids.
Extruded Sheets & Thermoformed Articles: Ideal for rigid PP sheets, trays, lids, industrial panels and thermoformed components. The balance of stiffness and impact allows converters to design lightweight yet durable products for food service, industrial storage and logistics.
Corrugated Board & PP Hollow Sheets: C015EG delivers the strength needed for PP flute boards, agricultural crates and protective packaging, supporting both manual and automated handling with excellent stackability.
Automotive Trims & Technical Components: Used in interior trims, protective panels and technical parts requiring impact resistance, thermal stability and consistent surface finish.
Performance Advantages of Repol C015EG PPCP
Repol C015EG stands out for its stiffness-impact balance, thermal resistance up to 95°C HDT, and exceptional processability on high-speed extrusion and blow-moulding lines. Its food-contact compliance (IS 10910, IS 16738:2018, FDA 21 CFR 177.1520) and regulatory certifications reduce buyer risk. The grade’s Unipol technology pedigree ensures supply reliability and consistent quality across batches, making it a trusted choice for converters across packaging, automotive and industrial sectors.
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