Polypropylene

It refers to a form of calcite polypropylene plastic material with fillers such as calcium carbonate (CaCO3) added. Calcium carbonate is a filler material often used in plastic products. This filling material is used to change, improve or adapt the properties of the plastic to certain properties.

Some properties of calcite polypropylene obtained by adding calcium carbonate to polypropylene may be as follows:

Mechanical Strength: Calcium carbonate can be added to polypropylene to increase the mechanical strength of the material. This can be especially advantageous in applications requiring durability.

Low Density: Calcium carbonate can reduce the density of calcite polypropylene because it is a lightweight material. This can be especially useful in applications where lightweight materials are preferred.

Thermal Conductivity: Calcite polypropylene can increase its thermal conductivity by adding calcium carbonate. This feature can be advantageous for thermal management in certain applications.

Production Cost: Calcium carbonate is generally an economical filling material. This can reduce the production costs of calcite polypropylene.

Our company, as Compuant, also produces Calcite Polypropylene.