PP - POLYPROPYLENE

PPH – PPC - PPRC

Polypropylene (PP) is one of the commonly used types of plastic. PP, a thermoplastic polymer, is obtained by polymerization of the monomer propylene. It has very high resistance to chemical solvents, especially acids and bases. It finds use in many different areas, from the automotive industry to textile and food packaging, to pipes and fittings used in the infrastructure and construction sectors.

PE - POLYETHYLENE

HDPE – LDPE - LLDPE

Polyethylene (PE) is a thermoplastic material and takes its name from the monomer called ethylene. In the plastic industry, it is often abbreviated as PE. Its main features include moisture resistance, flexibility and superior chemical resistance. PE; It is widely used in many different areas such as containers, boxes, kitchen items, pipes, tubes, toys, cable insulation, packaging products and packaging films. Polyethylene is classified as HDPE, LDPE and LLDPE depending on its density and chemical structure.

PS - POLYSTYRENE

GPPS - HIPS - ABS

Polystyrene (PS), obtained by polymerization of styrene monomer, is a type of thermoplastic with a wide range of uses. Polystyrene (PS) is divided into three groups according to its usage: Crystal (GPPS), Antishock (HIPS) and Foam (ABS). Thanks to its easy and economical processing, Polystyrene (PS) has replaced paper, wood and metal materials in many sectors. It is widely used in many areas such as film and plate production, paper and textile coatings, insulation panels, lighting equipment, refrigerator and washing machine parts, battery boxes, radio and television bodies, toys and household goods.