Total 3982 Polypropylene, Extrusion Grade

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Total 3982 Polypropylene, Extrusion Grade (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polypropylene (PP); Polypropylene, Extrusion Grade
Material Notes:	Extrusion grade homopolymer Thermal Stability - FINA 3982 is formulated to provide an exceptional degree of resistance to thermal degradation during processing. FDA - FINA 3982 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications - FINA 3982 is particularly well suited for applications requiring a high degree of thermal stability and very low melt viscosity. Processing - FINA 3982 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400-480°F (200-250°C). Data provided by the manufacturer, Total Petrochemicals. Total Petrochemicals includes former Fina and Atofina plastics product lines.
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Density, ASTM D1505 Melt Flow, ASTM D1238L Melting Point, DSC Melt Temperature, Extrusion

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Total Atofina

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Plastic

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