One of the most popular materials used in 3D printing, Prototal UK is proud to offer polypropylene as part of our additive manufacturing services.
Perfect for components requiring chemical and impact resistance.
The most commonly used plastic in consumer goods, polypropylene (PP) is incredibly lightweight and is lauded for its chemical and impact resistance. PP is also resistant to bacteria and fungi growth in the short term.
With this balance of properties, PP is suitable for applications in a range of industries – including food packaging, disposable syringes, and automotive components.
Polypropylene is also translucent, widening its potential applications for uses requiring light or liquid monitoring, but the material can be dyed accordingly.
Intended for use in fused deposition modelling, polypropylene printing is enabled through our Roboze Argo 500 FDM capabilities.
With this state-of-the-art FDM printing technology, we can produce components with polypropylene in as little as 24 hours.
Explore the strengths of polypropylene through our comprehensive datasheet. Download now to access detailed information on this essential material, vital for engineers, designers, and manufacturers seeking versatility and strength.
Want to find out if polypropylene is suited to your project?
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