PP Orient Energy K8009(PPB‑M09)

PP Orient Energy K8009(PPB‑M09)Resin

Material Introduction: PP Orient Energy K8009 (PPB‑M09) is high‑impact block‑copolymer polypropylene.

Main Applications

Automotive industry: auto parts, widely used for battery housings.

Home appliances: household electrical components and spare parts.

Daily‑use & industrial goods: office furniture, general‑purpose packaging and containers.

Electrical & electronics: electrical equipment housings and components.

Performance Parameters

Performance Category Test Item Test Condition Reference Value Unit Reference Standard Remarks & Interpretation
Basic Properties Melt Flow Rate(MFR) 230℃/2.16kg 8.5‑9.0 g/10 min ASTM D1238, GB/T 3682 Medium‑high‑flow impact‑copolymer PP.
  Density 23℃ 0.90 g/cm³ ASTM D792 Typical PP density.
  Molding Shrinkage 23℃ 1.4‑1.8 % FCFC Method, ASTM D955 Mold design compensation reference.
Mechanical Properties Tensile Yield Strength 23℃ 22.6‑26 (or 230 kg/cm²) MPa(kg/cm²) ASTM D638, GB/T 12670 Unit conversion note.
  Flexural Modulus 23℃ 1030‑1150 (or 9500‑11000 kg/cm²) MPa(kg/cm²) ASTM D790, GB/T 12670 Rigidity index.
  Elongation at Break 23℃ >200 % ASTM D638 Excellent ductility.
  Charpy Notched Impact Strength 23℃ 20 kJ/m² GB/T 12670, ISO 180 Good room‑temperature toughness.
  Izod Notched Impact Strength -20℃ 4.9‑6 kJ/m² GB/T 12670, ISO 180 Low‑temperature impact resistance.
  Rockwell Hardness R‑scale,23℃ 75‑85 R scale ASTM D785 Surface hardness.
Thermal Properties Heat‑Distortion Temperature(HDT) 0.45 MPa, non‑annealed 90‑110 ASTM D648, GB/T 12670 Good heat‑resistance performance.
Other Properties Ash content <0.03 % GB/T 12670
  Yellow Index ≤2 ASTM D6290 Good color stability.

Injection‑Molding Process Parameters

Process Item Suggested Range / Description Remarks
Drying treatment Generally unnecessary; dry at 80℃ for 1‑2 h if damp PP low‑moisture‑absorption property.
Barrel rear zone(feed section) 180‑200℃ Avoid thermal degradation.
Barrel middle zone(compression section) 200‑220℃
Barrel front zone(metering section) 210‑230℃
Nozzle temperature 210‑230℃
Mold temperature 50‑90℃, recommended 50℃ Crystallization depends largely on mold temperature. Low temperature: poor surface, weld‑line and flow‑mark risks; high temperature brings warpage risk.
Injection pressure 70‑120 MPa(700‑1200 bar) Higher pressure for thin‑wall or complex‑structure parts; high flowability allows appropriately lower injection pressure.
Holding pressure 40%‑60% of injection pressure Prevent sink mark and excessive shrinkage; holding time accounts for ~30% of cycle time.
Injection speed High‑speed injection preferred Reduce internal stress and deformation; not suitable for partial molds (risk of bubble and flow mark).
Screw speed Medium‑to‑high speed Avoid excessive shear heat leading to material degradation.

Disclaimer: All above data is for reference only.

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