PPH (Polypropylene Homopolymer) granules used in various industrial applications

what is pp homopolymer?

PP Homopolymer (pph) is a type of polypropylene made entirely from propylene monomer units. In polymer chemistry, a homopolymer is a polymer formed from a single type of monomer, and PP Homopolymer consists solely of propylene, without any comonomers.

Its regular molecular structure, typically isotactic, results in high crystallinity, making it stiff, strong, and chemically resistant. It is widely used in packaging, textiles, and automotive parts due to its lightweight, durability, and ease of processing. However, while it has good impact resistance at room temperature, it becomes brittle at lower temperatures, unlike polypropylene copolymers that include ethylene for improved flexibility and toughness.

Supply Various Grades of PP homopolymer pellets

Grade No.ManufactuerMFIPropertiesApplication
H540LG8DOWNLOADAuto parts, electrical appliances
H1500LG12DOWNLOADElectronic appliances, toys
H930FSK3.5DOWNLOADBeverage straws, sheets, extrusion molding applications
HP500NArak12DOWNLOADSmall daily necessities injection molded parts
HP502NArak12DOWNLOADCooling boxes, thermos flasks, flower pots, syringes
2100NORPIC11DOWNLOADElectronic appliances, automobiles
1100NORPIC12DOWNLOADArticles for daily use,appliance parts
130400000Exxon11DOWNLOADPackaging tools, containers
136400Exxon12DOWNLOADShells, cups, shield,agricultural applications
6431Basell7.5DOWNLOADSealed appliances, toys
HP400MBasell7.5DOWNLOADFood, medical containers
HP400HBasell2DOWNLOADBottle caps, containers, household items
HP401HBasell2.2DOWNLOADRigid packaging, food containers
HP502NBasell11DOWNLOADFurniture, shells, shield
6331Basell12DOWNLOADSporting goods, toys
HP500NBasell12DOWNLOADContainers, packaging boxes, furniture
HP602NBasell12DOWNLOADToys, containers, sporting goods
HP401RBasell25DOWNLOADFurniture, daily supplies,automotive parts
HJ333MOBorouge70DOWNLOADHousehold supplies, packaging, shells, shield
HE120MOBorouge12DOWNLOADPallets, buckets,Extrusion, pipes, sheets, structural parts
HG385MOBorouge25DOWNLOADScrew caps, bottle caps, hinge caps, thick parts
HC205TFBorouge4DOWNLOADContainers, lids, package, dairy containers
HJ4006KPIC6DOWNLOADMicrowave tray, food storage bin,small appliances
HJ4012KPIC12DOWNLOADMicrowave tray, food storage bin,Packaging films
4017KPIC8.5DOWNLOADHome appliance, industrial components
4017MKPIC14DOWNLOADElectrical parts, industrial parts,industrial textiles
HJ4045KPIC45DOWNLOADHousehold goods, electronics and appliance
6431TITAN7.5DOWNLOADAirtight container, toys, high-stiffness components
6331TITAN14DOWNLOADHousewares,Packaging, consumer goods, general molding
570PSabic8DOWNLOADHard packaging, daily necessities, sealed injection mold
5702PSabic9DOWNLOADContainers, furniture, toys
575PSabic11DOWNLOADHard packaging, sealed injection mold
J700NHYOSUNG11DOWNLOADDaily supplies, packaging bag

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PP homopolymer FAQs

What is the difference between PP Homopolymer and PP Copolymer?

Polypropylene comes in two main grades—homopolymer (PPH) and copolymer (PPC)—each tailored to specific performance requirements.

PP homopolymer consists of 100 percent propylene monomers, giving it higher stiffness and tensile strength than copolymer grades. Its rigidity and excellent heat resistance make it ideal for rigid containers, textile fibers and automotive components where dimensional stability under load is critical. However, its impact resistance—particularly at low temperatures—is relatively low, and its opacity limits any applications where clarity is desired.

By contrast, PP copolymer incorporates small amounts of ethylene or other monomers into the propylene chain. This modification reduces stiffness but greatly improves flexibility and low‑temperature impact resistance. Copolymers retain the excellent chemical resistance characteristic of polypropylene, while offering higher transparency (especially PP‑R) and better performance in cold‑temperature packaging, piping systems and automotive bumpers.

In practice, PPH is selected when maximum rigidity, strength and heat tolerance are required, whereas PPC is chosen for applications demanding enhanced flexibility and impact toughness, particularly in environments subject to low temperatures.

PP Homopolymer possesses several characteristics that make it suitable for various industrial applications:

  • High stiffness and strength – PP Homopolymer is stronger compared to copolymer variants.
  • Chemical resistance – It is resistant to acids, bases, solvents, and most chemicals, making it ideal for industrial and chemical applications.
  • Thermal stability – It has a relatively high melting point of approximately 160–165°C, suitable for hot-filling applications.
  • Lightweight – Low density (~0.90 g/cm³), it is one of the lightest thermoplastics.
  • Electrical insulation – PP Homopolymer is commonly used in electrical and electronic applications due to its insulating properties.
  • Limited impact resistance – It tends to become brittle at low temperatures, which may limit its applications in colder environments.

PP Homopolymer is used in different industries due to its high stiffness, durability, and resistance to chemicals and heat. Some common applications include:

  • Packaging: Rigid containers, caps, and closures for food and beverages, as well as industrial packaging.
  • Textiles and Fibers: Used in non-woven fabrics for hygiene products, geotextiles, and carpet backing.
  • Automotive: Battery casings, dashboards, interior trims, and under-the-hood components.
  • Household Appliances: Parts for washing machines, microwaves, kettles, and vacuum cleaners.
  • Pipes and Sheets: Used in industrial piping, thermoformed sheets, and plastic furniture.

Yes, PP Homopolymer is approved for food contact by regulatory bodies like the U.S. FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and the European Union (EU) food safety authorities. It is widely used in:

  • Food storage containers and trays
  • Beverage bottle caps and closures
  • Microwave-safe containers

PP Homopolymer does not release harmful substances under normal usage conditions. However, it is essential to ensure that the specific grade used meets food safety regulations.

PP Homopolymer has a melting point of approximately 160–165°C, allowing it to withstand high-temperature applications such as:

  • Hot filling processes in food packaging
  • Steam sterilization for medical and food containers
  • Automotive under-the-hood components

However, prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause thermal degradation, leading to discoloration, embrittlement, and mechanical property loss. UV stabilizers and heat-resistant additives can improve performance in heat-sensitive applications.

Various additives can be incorporated into PP Homopolymer to enhance its properties:

Additive TypePurpose
UV StabilizersProtect against sunlight and weathering
Impact ModifiersImprove toughness, especially at low temperatures
Glass FibersIncrease rigidity and strength for structural applications
Flame RetardantsEnhance fire resistance for electrical applications
AntioxidantsPrevent oxidation and thermal degradation
Colorants & PigmentsModify aesthetic appearance

These modifications allow PP Homopolymer to be tailored for specific industrial applications, improving durability and performance.

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