Polypropylene 3270 utilizes proprietary process technology to provide extremely low residuals for exceptional stiffness and barrier properties. FDA: 3270 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3270 is recommended in orientation processes for manufacture of packaging tapes and films that benefit from improved stiffness and barrier properties. Processing: 3270 processes on oriented film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C).

Polypropylene 3272 complies with all application FDA regulations for food contact applications. FDA: 3272 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3272 is recommended in orientation processes for manufacture of packaging tapes and films. Processing: 3272 processes on oriented film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C).

Polypropylene 3273 utilizes proprietary process technology to provide low residuals for improved film stiffness and barrier properties. FDA: 3273 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3273 is recommended in orientation processes for manufacture of packaging tapes and films. Processing: 3273 resin processes on oriented film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C).

Polypropylene 3274 utilizes proprietary technology to provide excellent processing performance in oriented films and tapes. FDA: 3274 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3274 is recommended in orientation processes for manufacture of packaging tapes and films. Processing: 3274 processes on oriented film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C)

Polypropylene 3281: The high melt strength of TOTAL Polypropylene 3281 allows uniform draw down during processing, resulting in maximum line speeds and a good balance of physical properties. Process Stability: Excellent polymer stability of TOTAL 3281 produces consistent product properties during extrusion, even with the use of regrind. FDA: 3281 complies with all applicable FDA regulations and may be used under these provisions for food contact applications. Applications: 3281 is recommended for sheet and strapping applications where high melt strength and high extrusion speeds are required. Processing: 3281 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3371 utilizes proprietary technology to provide excellent processing performance in oriented films and tapes. FDA: 3371 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3371 is recommended in orientation processes for manufacture of packaging tapes and films. Processing: 3371 processes on oriented film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C).

Polypropylene 3429 is engineered with an LTHA additive system that gives excellent bleach resistance in hot/wet environments that contain bleach and laundry detergents. UL Rating: 3429 has a UL rating at 120°C (248°F). FDA: 3429 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: 3429 is recommended for appliance parts and is particularly suited for parts that are exposed to a hot/wet environment such as: washing machine, dishwasher and coffee machine parts. Processing: 3429 resin processes on conventional injection moldingn equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C-232°C).

Polypropylene 3462 is formulated to give low water carryover and excellent process stability in extrusion applications. FDA: 3462 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: 3462 is recommended for slit film, monofilament, and fibrillated tape applications requiring improved process stability. Processing: 3462 processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400°F-500°F (204°C- 260°C).

Polypropylene 3480Z is formulated specifically to give excellent process stability in high profile extrusion. High Purity: Low catalyst residues in 3480Z provide outstanding color, plus low taste and odor. Antistat: 3480Z is formulated to minimize surface static build-up. FDA: 3480Z complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 3480Z is recommended for high speed profile extrusion for standard and flexible drinking straws. Processing: 3480Z processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C-232°C).

Polypropylene 3485WZ produces thermoformed parts with good clarity, gloss and sidewall stiffness. High Purity: 3485WZ features minimum taste and odor and optimum thermal stability for superior color and processability. FDA: 3485WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations and may be used under these provisions for food contact and packaging. Applications: 3485WZ is ideal for deli containers, drinking cups, lids, and food service trays. Processing: 3485WZ resin processes on in-line, narrow web thermoforming and solid phase pressure forming equipment with typical melt temperature at 450°-500°F (232-260°C).

Polypropylene 3568 is formulated to provide gas fade resistance and a moderate degree of UV stability while maintaining excellent processability. Process Stability: 3568 features excellent processability and the good physical properties necessary for fibers and multifilaments. Recommended Applications: 3568 is recommended for staple fibers and bulk continuous filament (BCF) yarns. Processing: 3568 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400-500°F (204-260°C).

Polypropylene 3571 is designed for use in cast films or as a surface layer in coextruded oriented films. FDA: 3571 complies with applicable FDA regulations for use in food contact applications. FDA statement available upon request. Applications: 3571 is recommended for use in film applications. It may be used in both non-oriented cast film processes or as a surface layer in oriented film applications. Processing: 3571 resin processes on film extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-525°F (232°C-274°C).

Polypropylene 3620WZ is engineered with nucleation to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity in thin wall multi-cavity molds. Antistat: 3620WZ contains an antistat that will help protect molded parts from dust accumulation. Regulatory: 3620WZ has passed USP Class VI testing, an all ingredients meet the chemical registration requirements of TSCA (U.S.) and DSL (Canada). TOTAL Polypropylene 3620WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: 3620WZ is particularly well suited for caps, closures, medical syringes and thin wall containers. Processing 3620WZ resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390-450°F (200-232°C)

Polypropylene 3662 is formulated to resist gas fading while maintaining excellent processing stability. Process Stability: 3662 features excellent processability and the good physical properties necessary for fibers and multifilaments. FDA: 3662 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: 3662 is recommended for staple fibers and bulk continuous filament (BCF) yarns. Processing: 3662 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400-500°F (204-260°C).

Polypropylene 3720WZ has high flow characteristics that result in ease of filling thin wall parts. Nucleation: TOTAL Polypropylene 3720WZ is nucleated to provide fast cycle time and improved contact clarity in thin wall, multi-cavity molds. Antistat: TOTAL Polypropylene 3720WZ contains an antistat that will help protect molded parts from dust accumulation. FDA: TOTAL Polypropylene 3720WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: TOTAL Polypropylene 3720WZ is recommended for caps, closures, and thin wall containers. Processing: TOTAL Polypropylene 3720WZ resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 380-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3721WZ is designed with high flow characteristics for ease of filling thin wall parts. Antistat: 3721WZ is engineered with a high level of antistat for shelf cleanliness and mold release. FDA: 3721WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Nucleation: 3721WZ is nucleated to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity in thin wall, multi-cavity molds. Applications: 3721WZ is ideal for caps, closures, cutlery, and other thin wall multi-cavity applications. Processing: 3721WZ processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3727W strikes an optimum balance between excellent mechanical properties (tensile, flex and impact) and processability making it a superior molding grade for cap and closure applications. Impact Strength. 3727W offers improved impact strength. Nucleation. 3727W is formulated to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity in thin wall multi-cavity molds. Regulatory. 3727W has passed USP Class VI testing, and all ingredients meet the chemical registration requirements of TSCA (U.S.) and DSL (Canada). TOTAL Polypropylene 3727W complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Application. 3727W is recommended for large thin wall parts, caps and closures. Processing. 3727W resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C-232°C).

Polypropylene 3727W strikes an optimum balance between excellent mechanical properties (tensile, flex and impact) and processability making it a superior molding grade for cap and closure applications. Impact Strength. 3727W offers improved impact strength. Nucleation. 3727W is formulated to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity in thin wall multi-cavity molds. Regulatory. 3727W has passed USP Class VI testing, and all ingredients meet the chemical registration requirements of TSCA (U.S.) and DSL (Canada). TOTAL Polypropylene 3727W complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Application. 3727W is recommended for large thin wall parts, caps and closures. Processing. 3727W resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C-232°C).

Polypropylene 3740WR exhibits exceptionally easy flow characteristics. FDA: 3740WR complies with all applicable FDA and USDA regulations and may be used under these provisions for food contact and packaging. Applications: 3740WR is recommended for injection molding medical applications requiring high stiffness and good gamma radiation stability up to 50 kGy. Processing: 3740WR resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 350-450°F (177-232°C).

Polypropylene 3762 is formulated to resist gas fading while maintaining excellent processing stability up to 250°C. Process Stability: 3762 features excellent processability and the good physical properties necessary for fibers and multifilament. FDA: 3762 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact. Applications: 3762 is recommended for staple fibers and bulk continuous filament (BCF) yarns. Processing: 3762 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400°F-480°F (204°C 250°C).

Polypropylene 3825 exhibits exceptionally easy flow characteristics. FDA: 3825 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Recommended Applications: 3825 is recommended for large thin wall parts, caps, and closures. Processing: 3825 resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3825WZ is engineered with nucleation to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity in thin wall multi-cavity molds. Antistat. 3825WZ contains an antistat that will help protect molded parts from dust accumulation. FDA: 3825WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 3825WZ is recommended for large thin wall parts, caps, and closures. Processing: 3825WZ resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3847MR offers excellent processability, clarity, gloss, toughness and resistance to typical levels of gamma radiation used to sterilize polypropylene. Easy Flow: 3847MR exhibits exceptionally easy flow characteristics. Regulatory: 3847MR has passed USP Class VI testing and complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 3847MR is recommended for injection molding laboratory and medical applications; however, due to its unique combination of properties, other applications may exist. Processing: 3847MR processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C - 232°C).

Polypropylene 3860X features extremely high purity for processing in micro denier fibers. FDA: 3860X complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 3860X is recommended for nonwoven fiber applications. Processing: 3860X processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 450°F-550°F (232°C-288°C).

Polypropylene 3865 features excellent processability and gas fade resistance. FDA and Regulatory: 3865 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. 3865 is not intentionally manufactured to contain materials derived from genetically modified organisms (GMO), and is not intentionally formulated to contain or intentionally manufactured with phthalates. Applications: 3865 is recommended for spunbond nonwoven fabric high speed melt spinning applications, multifilament yarns, and extrusion coating. Processing: 3865 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400°F-480°F (204°C-250°C).

Polypropylene 3927WZ is nucleated to provide fast cycle time and improve contact clarity. Antistat: 3927WZ contains an antistat that will help protect molded parts from shelf dusting. FDA: 3927WZ complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 3927WZ is recommended for thin wall parts, caps and closures in multi-cavity molds. Processing: 3927WZ processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390-450°F (200-232°C).

Polypropylene 3944MR offers good processability, excellent clarity, good touchness and good resistance to typical levels of gamma radiation used to sterilize polypropylene. Easy Flow: 3944MR exhibits exceptionally easy flow characteristics. Recommended Applications: 3944MR is recommended for injection molding laboratory and medical applications; however, due to its unique combination of properties, other applications may exist. Processing: 3944MR resin processes on conventional injection molding equipment with typical melt temperatures of 390°F-450°F (200°C-230°C).

Polypropylene 3962 features extremely high purity for processing into melt blown micro-fibers. Enhanced Productivity: 3962 produces fine denier melt blown micro-fiber with low process temperatures and die pressures. 3962 exhibits less polymer degradation during processing and improved properties (higher tensile strength, better transport properties, and enhanced basis weight uniformity) in the non-woven web. Applications: 3962 is recommended for melt blown fiber applications or other applications where low viscosity processing is desired. Processing: 3962 resin processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 500-600°F (260-315°C).

Polypropylene 4170 is an impact copolymer with a low Melt Flow of 0.8 g/10min. 4170 polypropylene has a low fluidity providing melt strength with excellent impact properties 4170 is designed to be particularly suited for profile and sheet extrusion, extrusion-thermoforming and corrugated cardboard manufacture.

Polypropylene 4252 is a 1.5 melt flow rate impact copolymer designed for improved toughness and high melt strength. This resin offers outstanding processability in combination with excellent mechanical properties. 4252 was specifically developed for the extruded corrugated sheet market. High Purity: Low catalyst residues in Polypropylene 4252 allow extended processing runs without screen pack pluggage. FDA: 4252 complies with all applicable FDA regulations for food contact applications. Applications: 4252 is recommended for corrugated sheet, profile extrusion, blow molding, thermoforming, and slit film for carpet backing applications. Processing: 4252 processes on conventional extrusion equipment with typical melt temperatures of 400-500°F (204-260°C).

Polypropylene 4481WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 4.0 g/10min. 4481WZ is characterized by a good stiffness/impact balance coupled with high creep resistance. This grade has been developed for sheet extrusion and thermoforming applications requiring good mechanical properties and aesthetic appearance. 4481WZ has been specially formulated with an additive for excellent antistatic properties as well as good surface appearance and mold release.

Polypropylene 4524WZ is a nucleated high impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 7 g/10min 4524WZ is characterized by significantly improved impact resistance, while maintaining excellent antistatic properties and good processability. 4524WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding of baskets, pails, toys and any articles requiring extra toughness.

Polypropylene 4624WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 15 g/10min., combining good fluidity and mechanical properties. 4624WZ is characterized by significantly improved impact resistance and mold release while maintaining excellent antistatic properties, good processability. 4624WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding pails and crates requiring extra toughness.

Polypropylene 4720WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 25 g/10min. 4720WZ is characterized by improved stiffness, creep resistance, high impact resistance, excellent antistatic properties and has been formulated to allow faster cycling through early demolding. 4720WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding of garden furniture, housewares and thin-walled articles.

Polypropylene 4740WZ polypropylene is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 25 g/10min. Easy Flow: 4740WZ is characterized by improved stiffness, creep resistance, high impact resistance, excellent antistatic properties and has been formulated to allow faster cycling through early demolding. Applications: 4740WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding of garden furniture, housewares and thin-walled articles.

Polypropylene 4820WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 35 g/10min. 4820WZ is characterized by improved stiffness, creep resistance, high impact resistance, excellent antistatic properties and has been formulated to allow faster cycling through early demolding. 4820WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding of garden furniture, housewares, thin-walled articles, and compounding.

Polypropylene 4944CWZ polypropylene is a nucleated and controlled rheology impact copolymer with a very High Melt Flow of 50 g/10min. 4944CWZ is characterized by improved stiffness and impact resistance, as well as low shrinkage and low warpage. It has been formulated for excellent antistatic properties and mold release characteristics. 4944CWZ has been developed for high speed injection molding of thin-walled packaging containers and household articles.

Polypropylene 5571 is a high impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 7 g/10min 5571 is characterized by significantly improved impact resistance and good processability. 5571 has been developed specifically for cast film applications.

Polypropylene 5624WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a melt flow of 15 g/10min. that is designed specifically for durable goods requiring extra toughness. 5624WZ is characterized by excellent impact resistance, making it a no break impact copolymer. Additionally, the mold release characteristics of 5624WZ provide antistatic and processing properties well suited for injection molding durable goods.

Polypropylene 5720WZ is a nucleated impact copolymer with a Melt Flow of 20 g/10min. 5720WZ is characterized by good stiffness, creep resistance, very high impact resistance, excellent antistatic properties and has been formulated to allow faster cycling through early demolding. 5720WZ has been developed specifically for the injection molding of crates, pails, and other heavy duty articles.