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ExxonMobil Chemical introduces new polypropylene hrade for thermoforming
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ExxonMobil Chemical Co
: 28 May, 2003 (New Product) |
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ExxonMobil Chemical Company today announced the availability of an advanced polypropylene resin grade, ExxonMobil PP5082KN, designed to provide the clarity and stiffness required for demanding thermoforming applications.
ExxonMobil PP5082KN is a nucleated polypropylene produced using proprietary ExxonMobil Chemical formulation processes. In addition to its excellent clarity and high stiffness, the unique design of ExxonMobil PP5082KN offers excellent heat resistance, fast cycle times and good melt strength for easy processing. |
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ExxonMobil Chemical Company today announced the availability of an advanced polypropylene resin grade, ExxonMobil PP5082KN, designed to provide the clarity and stiffness required for demanding thermoforming applications.
ExxonMobil PP5082KN is a nucleated polypropylene produced using proprietary ExxonMobil Chemical formulation processes. In addition to its excellent clarity and high stiffness, the unique design of ExxonMobil PP5082KN offers excellent heat resistance, fast cycle times and good melt strength for easy processing.
'ExxonMobil PP5082KN was developed with the requirements of thermoforming processors and end users in mind,' says Ivana Jovanovic, senior market development representative, ExxonMobil Chemical. 'Its polymerization design and additive package create an optimal balance of the properties desired in thermoforming applications, including cost-effectiveness.'
Thermoforming represents one of the fastest-growing markets for polypropylene. This process involves heating an extruded thermoplastic sheet and stretching it over a mold surface to create a specific shape. Some of the most-common applications for polypropylene thermoforming include cups, containers and protective packaging for food. |
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