CAS 68442-33-1 Granular Ester soluble Chlorinated Polypropylene Resin CPP For Composite Ink

CPP Description:

Chlorinated polypropylene (CPP) is a kind of thermoplastic resin made by the modification of polypropylene by

chlorination. It has the appearance of white amorphous solid, white or yellowish powder, yellow or yellowish

particles. Chlorinated polypropylene is non-toxic and can be dissolved in halogenated hydrocarbons, toluene

and other solvents. The melting point is 80-160 °C and the decomposition temperature is 70-160 °C, depending

on the chlorine content. The products with low chlorine content begin to decompose slowly at above 40 °C and

then rapidly at above 70 °C. In the coating (mainly compound ink) and binder industry has a wide range of

applications.

 Specification:

Chlorinated Polypropylene Resin Application:

  (1) CPP can be used as an effective binder in the manufacturing of composite ink for the films of BOPP, OPP, PET, PE, etc.

(2) CPP can be used as a composite adhesive between paper and films of BOPP, OPP, PET, PE, AL, etc., and an inner

coating for pressure-sensitive adhesive tape of BOPP films.

(3) With its good film-forming and glossiness properties and its strong affinity with pigment, CPP can be used as colorant

for plastic modification or as paint binder for polypropylene (PP) injection molding wares.