Chemical Resistance: PP rods are highly resistant to acids, alkalis, and many chemicals, making them ideal for corrosive environments
Lightweight: They are lighter than many other plastic and metal rods, making handling and installation easier
Low Moisture Absorption: PP rods do not absorb water, making them suitable for wet or humid environments
High Impact Resistance: They are tough and can withstand significant impact without cracking
Temperature Stability: PP rods perform well in temperatures ranging from -5°C to 100°C (higher for some grades)
Machinability: Easy to cut, drill, and machine into precise shapes for specific applications
Eco-Friendly: Polypropylene is recyclable and considered a sustainable choice
Chemical Processing: Used to fabricate components like tanks, valves, and fittings
Food Industry: Suitable for food contact applications, such as conveyor parts and cutting boards
Plating Industry: Used in chemical baths and other electroplating applications due to its non-reactive properties
Automotive Industry: Applied in making bushings, spacers, and lightweight structural components
Medical Industry: Utilized in surgical tools and other medical devices due to its non-toxicity and sterility
Textile Industry: Used in machinery parts like rollers and guides
General Engineering: Fabrication of custom parts for machinery and equipment
Excellent resistance to chemical and environmental factors
Affordable and cost-effective for most industries
Lightweight yet strong and durable
Low coefficient of friction, reducing wear on moving parts
High dielectric strength, making it suitable for electrical applications
