Colors
Colors on request. Ask your account manager.
FGF PPL
PPL is our special purpose Polypropylene, being specifically developed for having a very low density. This makes it perfect for objects where weight is a key factor. The surface has a matte finish and is resistant to absorbing moisture. Together with the chemical resistance of PP, PPL has unique qualities that aren’t found in any other material which makes it an ideal choice for special projects. Although PPL features less warping than regular PP, it is still prone to heat warping.
Features
- Very Low density
- Good chemical resistance
- Good adherence on PP plate
- Floats
Description | Test method | Typical value |
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Specific gravity | ISO 1183 | 0,75 g/cc |
MFR 210°C/2,16 kg | ISO 1133 | 5,8 g/10min |
Tensile strength at yield | ISO 527 | 15 MPa |
Tensile strength at break | ISO 527 | 13,5 Mpa |
Elongation-strain at yield | ISO 527 | 10% |
Elongation-strain at break | ISO 527 | 30% |
Tensile modulus | ISO 527 | 775 MPa |
Impact strength - Charpy notched 23˚C | ISO 179 | 4,3 kJ/m2 |
Vicat softening temperature | ISO 306 B50 | 80,3˚C |
Mold shrinkage | internal method (ISO 294-4 based ) | N/A |
Description | Typical value |
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Drying | 3hr,60°C. <1000ppm |
Zone 1 Temperature | 170±20 °C |
Zone 2 Temperature | 180±20 °C |
Zone 3 Temperature | 180±20 °C |
Mass temperature | 185-193 °C |
Die temperature | 195±20 °C |
Packaging
FGF PPL is available in 12,5kg bagAdditional information
When PPL prints too “grainy”, try purging the nozzle. Using a Gear pump or using high shear can affect the
density of the material. Although drying is not necessarily required, it is advised to dry slightly.