Marco Polo MARPOL Homo 1700 Homopolymer Polypropylene

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Marco Polo MARPOL Homo 1700 Homopolymer Polypropylene
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polypropylene (PP); Polypropylene, Molded
Material Notes:	MARPOL® Homo 1700 is a metallocene based homopolymer resin with an extremely high melt flow rate and very narrow molecular weight distribution. It is suitable for melt blown fibers as well as compounding extrusion applications. This material is available as a free-flowing, low dust granule (flake) resin. This product contains no peroxide or peroxide decomposition by-products. It is a low gas fading product. The very narrow molecular weight distribution and high degree of resin consistency promote finer fibers, enhanced fiber filament thread line continuity as well as reduced fly and lint in melt blown spinning processes. Its extremely high melt flow rate allows reduced processing temperatures and energy savings. This is a low smoke, clean running resin with good thermal and processing stability. Recommended application: Absorption & Filtration; Colour Concentrates; Nonwovens; Wipes/Tissues Processing Method: Compounding; Melt Blown. Form: Granule (Flake). Information provided by Marco Polo International, LLC
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Density, ASTM D1505 Melt Flow, ASTM D1238

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