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CONSLIP 201PPR
Introduction: CONSTAB CONSLIP 201 PPR is used for the production of polypropylen films. It contains a nonmigrating ultra-high molecular weight additive lowering the coefficient of friction during prooduction an handling of the films. The carrier used is a PP-Terpolymer.
Uses: BOPP and polypropylene cast films
Product Features
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Awards excellent optical properties, no blooming；
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Hot-slip proof；
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‘Super-slip’ for high speed processes；
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For BOPP and polypropylene cast films
Product parameters
| PROPERTY | METHOD | VALUE | UNIT |
| Colour | CONSTAB | white, opaque | visual |
| Density | ISO 1183 | 0.9 | g/cm³ |
| Bulk Density | ISO 60 | 550 | kg/m³ |
| Typical Let Down Ratio | / | 2.5-12 | % |
Product applications
Products can be used in...
BOPP and polypropylene cast films
BOPP and polypropylene cast films
BOPP and polypropylene cast films
BOPP and polypropylene cast films
BOPP and polypropylene cast films
Enterprise strengths
Resources Diversification
21 years of experience as import and export engineering plastic agent, with a full range of agent brands and more diverse options.
Comprehensive Customized Services
Industry and trade integration, 16 years of experience in modified plastic, pre-sales, sales and after sales technical support services.
Convenient Transportation
Close to natural harbor ---Qingdao port，makes more efficient the import and export operations.
Flexible Trading Methods
According to the commerce handbook “commerce manual + general trade ”, a variety of trade methods, bonded area warehouse with sufficient inventory.
Global Recognized Certifactions
Global Recognized Certifactions
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HI121H
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PC 110
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Hyosung PPR R200p
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CPP Film grade PP TF402
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