Polypropylene Impact Copolymer, Antistatic Applications: Industrial bins and totes Meets FDA Regulations 21 CFR 177.1520 and may be safely used in articles for use in contact with food except for packing or holding food during cooking. Conditioning after Molding: 48 hr at 23°C Nominal Shrinkage: 1.3-1.5% Molding Temperatures- Rear Temperature: 145-200°C
- Middle Temperature: 210-235°C
- Front and Nozzle Temps: 210-235°C
- Stock Temperature: 191-246°C
- Mold Temperature: 23-50°C
Processing conditions- Suggested shot size: 50-70%
- First stage injection pressure: Maximize
- Screw Speed: 30-60%
- Packing pressure: Minimize
- Back Pressure: 50-150 psi
Other molding considerations: Melt temperature above 260°C may cause resin degradation and changes to resin properties. To improve dispersion of color concentrates use a screw with a mixing zone or mixing nozzle. Phillips Sumika Polypropylene Company has been shut down, as announced in 2011. |
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