PP — Polypropylene
The most broadly used polyolefin — semi-crystalline, low in density and comfortable at temperatures where polyethylene gives up.
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Six core polymer product groups
Our portfolio covers the five commodity polymers that account for most of the industry’s tonnage, plus the engineering plastics that technical applications rely on. Choosing the right family is half the work; choosing the right grade is the other half. Describe the application and we will propose options.
PE — Polyethylene
The highest-volume polymer family in the world — and three distinct materials separated by nothing more than how the chains branch.
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PVC — Polyvinyl Chloride
The most formulation-dependent polymer on the market. The same resin becomes a rigid window profile or a flexible cable sheath depending entirely on the recipe.
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PS — Polystyrene
An amorphous polymer valued for dimensional stability and easy processing — and one that asks you to choose between clarity and impact strength.
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PET — Polyethylene Terephthalate
A polyester that combines clarity, gas barrier and mechanical strength — the backbone of beverage packaging and technical fibre.
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Engineering Plastics
Where commodity polymers reach their mechanical or thermal limit, this group begins: higher strength, tighter tolerances, harder service conditions.
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