Reliance PPCP Repol MI7035
Reliance Repol MI7035 is a polypropylene impact copolymer (PPCP) engineered for the high-speed extrusion compression moulding (ECM) process, making it the preferred material for moulded caps & closures where fast cycles, process reliability, and regulatory compliance are critical. MI7035 delivers the ideal combination of MFI (7 g/10 min), high flexural modulus (1300 MPa), robust impact strength (Izod 115 J/m), and thermal stability (HDT 115°C). Its natural colour and Shore D 68 hardness ensure both visual appeal and durability. MI7035 conforms to IS 10910, making it suitable for food and pharma contact applications.
Specifications
Physical & Mechanical Properties
- Melt Flow Index: 7 g/10 min (230°C/2.16 kg)
- Density:90 g/cm³
- Flexural Modulus: 1300 MPa
- Notched Izod Impact (23°C): 115 J/m
- Heat Deflection Temperature: 115°C
- Shore D Hardness: 68
Deep Technical Insights
- Optimized for ECM: MI7035’s MFI and modulus enable rapid filling, fast demoulding, and high output rates in extrusion compression moulding, minimizing cycle times and maximizing plant productivity.
- Impact–stiffness synergy: 115 J/m impact and 1300 MPa modulus ensure caps & closures withstand drop tests, capping torque, and transport without cracking.
- Thermal stability: HDT 115°C allows for reliable use in hot-fill, steam, or sterilization environments.
- Regulatory assurance: IS 10910 compliance means MI7035 is safe for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical packaging.
Applications
Caps & Closures
MI7035 is purpose-built for high-speed ECM production of caps and closures for bottles, jars, and containers. Its processability supports multi-cavity, high-throughput operations, while mechanical strength ensures closures maintain integrity during capping, shipping, and end-use.
Food & Pharma Packaging
The grade’s regulatory compliance and clean natural colour make it suitable for closures used in food, beverage, and pharmaceutical bottles, providing peace of mind for safety and quality.
Processing
- Barrel temperature: 180–240°C
- Mould temperature: Standard for ECM applications
- Processing tips: 7 MFI supports rapid filling and short cycles; ensure balanced cooling for dimensional accuracy and surface finish
- Cycle time: Optimized for high-speed, continuous ECM operations
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