Homopolymer long glass fiber reinforced polypropylene (PP) offers excellent mechanical properties, including high strength, impact resistance, and dimensional stability. With a glass fiber content ranging from 20% to 60%, it is ideal for applications in automotive, industrial machinery, and power tools, providing a lightweight yet durable alternative to traditional metals.

HPP is Homopolymer polypropylene. These processes produce homopolymers for several industries including: automotive, packing, medical, consumer goods, and food containers. Within these industries, the homopolymers' corrosion resistance makes them ideal for containers, tanks, and pipes. Its dimensional stability allows it to be used for gears and bearings. 

Our high-performance homopolymer PP long glass fiber composite offers exceptional high strength and durability, making it an ideal solution for demanding industrial applications and automotive components. 

Polypropylene, also known as PP or polypropene, is a polyolefin or saturated polymer. It is a low-density thermoplastic with good resistance to heat. Other characteristics of PP include: chemical resistance, elasticity, toughness, fatigue resistance, and electrical insulation capability.

In the manufacturing industry, in order to match some output products that require higher quality than usual, manufacturers will mix into PP plastic with glass fiber or glass beads. These two different forms of glass enhancement are inherently tough and durable, so when mixed, glass-filled polypropylene materials become lighter and stronger.