Polycarbonate granules
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Polycarbonate (PC) granules are amorphous, naturally transparent thermoplastics used in various industries for their impact resistance and transparency. Applications include bulletproof glass, personal computers, medical devices, auto parts, and outdoor lighting. PC granules are flexible, resistant to thermal changes, and suitable substitutes for glass in construction. Despite advantages like durability and energy efficiency, they can be prone to scratching and may release BPA. BPA-free options are available for food contact applications.
Polyethylene granule
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Polyethylene granules are thermoplastic polymers that become liquid at their melting point and solidify when cooled. Widely used in the packaging industry, PE granules come in high-density (HDPE) and low-density (LDPE) forms. They are used to make bags, containers, plastic spoons, and milk bottles. Recycling these materials helps reduce raw material costs and environmental impact. PE granules are also employed in electrical insulation, plastic furniture, and other durable goods due to their strength, flexibility, and chemical resistance.
Polypropylene granule
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Polypropylene (PP) granules are spherical polymer particles used in producing various plastic materials. Made from propylene polymerized with the Ziegler-Natta catalyst, they are essential in many industries. PP granules are used in automotive parts, building equipment, medical devices, textiles, and food packaging. Their advantages include low cost, lightweight, high flexibility, chemical resistance, and recyclability, making them integral to the production of items like cables, bottles, and containers.
Polystyrene granule
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Polystyrene (PS) granules are essential raw materials in industrial production, available in various forms such as ordinary, durable, and expandable. They are widely used in electronics, sports equipment, and refrigeration insulation. PS granules are made from hydrocarbons and hydrogen, offering high heat resistance, flexibility, and elasticity. Recycled materials often form a significant portion, reducing costs. Types include regular PS, High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS), and expandable polystyrene (EPS), each suited for specific applications like disposable containers, insulation, and packaging. Despite advantages like strength and low cost, PS granules have drawbacks, including low heat resistance and brittleness.