What we supply
PP homopolymer granules — the workhorse of the polyolefin family. We quote injection moulding grades across the full melt flow index range, from standard MFI 10–25 up to high-flow grades around MFI 40–70 for thin-wall packaging, and raffia grades at low MFI (typically 2–4) for tape extrusion, FIBC fabric and woven bags. Low-MFI homopolymer also covers thermoforming sheet and BOPP film lines.
PP copolymers — block copolymer where impact strength matters, including cold-temperature service, and random copolymer where clarity and gloss matter. MFI selection follows the same logic as homopolymer: match the flow to your wall thickness and cycle time, and we do the grade matching for you.
Recycled PP (rPP) — regranulates from audited European recyclers:
- rPP regranulate PCR — post-consumer streams, filtered and repelletised, for parts with recycled-content targets.
- rPP regranulate PIR — post-industrial offcuts and start-up scrap, close to virgin in consistency and colour.
For automotive and technical work, talc- and glass-filled PP compounds are sourced on request. Every offer comes with the technical datasheet; samples and certificates of analysis are available before the first truck leaves.
| Stream | Form | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| PP homopolymer injection MFI 10–70 | Pellets | Caps, housewares, thin-wall packaging |
| PP homopolymer raffia MFI 2–4 | Pellets | Tape, FIBC, woven bags |
| PP random copolymer clarity | Pellets | Transparent containers, closures |
| PP block copolymer impact | Pellets | Crates, pails, automotive parts |
| PP thermoforming & film | Pellets | Sheet, BOPP & cast film |
| rPP regranulate PCR | Pellets | Recycled-content injection & extrusion |
| rPP regranulate PIR | Pellets | Technical parts, consistent processing |
Packaging & logistics
Big bags, octabins or 25 kg bags on pallets. Full truck loads of approx. 22–24 t arranged to any EU destination — EXW, FCA or DAP as you prefer.
Where our PP & rPP ends up
Injection moulding & caps
Closures, housewares, thin-wall tubs
Raffia, FIBC & woven bags
Tape yarn, big bags, ground cover
Film & thermoforming
BOPP film, sheet, cups and trays
Automotive & technical
Filled compounds sourced on request
Put recycled PP into production without surprises
rPP has a reputation for batch-to-batch drift. We manage it at source: our regranulates come from audited European recyclers — with certificates from schemes such as GRS and EuCertPlast available from our partners — and every lot ships with a datasheet, so MFI, colour and filler content are on paper before the truck loads.
- PCR and PIR streams, melt-filtered and repelletised
- MFI and colour specified per lot on the datasheet
- Samples and certificates of analysis before you commit
- Guidance on virgin/rPP blending ratios for your line
PP & rPP — common questions
PP homopolymer or copolymer — which do I need?
Homopolymer is stiffer and cheaper, with good heat resistance — the default for raffia, caps, housewares and general injection work. Copolymers contain ethylene, which trades some stiffness for impact strength, especially at low temperatures. If your part gets dropped, stacked cold or transported in winter, look at a copolymer.
What's the difference between random and block copolymer?
Random copolymer distributes ethylene along the chain, giving high clarity and gloss — used for transparent containers, closures and medical parts. Block (impact) copolymer contains discrete rubber phases, giving much higher impact strength at the cost of transparency — used for crates, pails, battery cases and automotive parts.
Which MFI should I choose for thin-wall injection moulding?
Thin-wall packaging typically runs high-flow grades, MFI around 40–70 g/10 min (230 °C / 2.16 kg), so the melt fills long flow paths before freezing. Standard injection parts run comfortably at MFI 10–25. Send us your wall thickness and cycle-time target and we'll quote a matching grade.
What's the difference between PCR and PIR rPP, and when does each fit?
PCR (post-consumer recyclate) comes from used packaging and household waste streams; it counts towards recycled-content targets but varies more in colour and odour. PIR (post-industrial recyclate) comes from production offcuts and start-up scrap; it's cleaner and more consistent, close to virgin behaviour. Use PCR when the recycled-content claim matters, PIR when tight processing consistency matters most.
What is the minimum order quantity, and can I get samples?
We typically trade full truck loads of about 22–24 tonnes, though smaller lots are possible for some materials. Every offer includes the technical datasheet, and samples and certificates of analysis are available on request before you commit to a full load.
Need PP or rPP? Get a quote in 24 hours
Tell us the grade or MFI, the application, the volume and your delivery location — we'll respond within one working day.