• PP Random Copolymer

PP Random Copolymer

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Grade
WCI PP R2323C
WCI PP R2400

Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PP Random Copolymer) is an advanced polymer that is obtained from the structural combination of propylene with certain amounts of ethylene randomly distributed in molecular chains; this unique structure has caused this material to have very high visual transparency (similar to glass), unlike other types of polypropylene.

WCI PP Random Copolymers provide clarity, flexibility, and toughness, making them suitable for transparent packaging, household products, medical supplies, and hot & cold water pipes. Their optical properties and balanced performance allow them to compete with engineering plastics in specific applications.

PP Random Copolymer Features

High transparency (compared to PP Homopolymer)

Greater flexibility

Better resistance to stress cracking

Smooth and shiny surface

Good chemical resistance

FAQ – PP Random Copolymer

What is PP Random Copolymer?

PP Random Copolymer is a type of polypropylene produced by incorporating a comonomer into the polypropylene chain. Its molecular structure provides a balance of clarity, flexibility, impact performance and processability, making it suitable for a wide range of packaging, medical and consumer applications.

What are the advantages of PP Random Copolymer for injection molding?

PP Random Copolymer can offer a useful combination of processability, clarity, flexibility and impact performance. These characteristics make suitable grades valuable for producing containers, packaging components, household products and other injection-molded parts.

Grade MFI (g/10min) Density (g/cm³) Key Features Typical Applications
WCI PP R2323C 2.0 0.90 Transparency, toughness, good sealing Transparent packaging, medical products, hot & cold water pipes