Polymer material polypropylene (PP)
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2023-08-02
Polypropylene, abbreviated as PP, is one of the five universal plastics and is a semi crystalline thermoplastic formed by polymerization of monomer propylene. Polypropylene is widely used in both industrial and daily life fields. Including fiber textiles, such as ropes, warm clothing, carpets, etc. Plastic containers, packaging plastics, labels, etc. PP fiber is called polypropylene, and there are two types: long fiber and short fiber.
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Polymer material polypropylene (PP)
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