Polypropylene grades for staple fiber, filament and nonwovens, selected by melt flow and spinning behavior. Send an RFQ.
Fiber grades are homopolymers with a narrow molecular weight distribution for stable spinning. The MFR is chosen for the fiber fineness and line speed.
The grades below are those the producer lists for fiber production.
Typical values from each producer's data sheet; open a grade for full specifications.
| Grade | Producer | Type | MFR | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHN Energy Ningxia Coal 1101SC PP Resin | CHN Energy Ningxia Coal | Homopolymer | 40±5 g/10 min | Fiber |
| CHN Shenhua Z30S PP Resin | CHN Shenhua | Homopolymer | 25±10.0 g/10 min | Fiber |
| Grand Resource G38L PP Resin | Grand Resource | Homopolymer | 38.0 g/10 min (230 °C / 2.16 kg) | Fiber |
| Grand Resource Y25L PP Resin | Grand Resource | Homopolymer | 25.0 g/10 min (230 °C / 2.16 kg) | Fiber |
| Grand Resource Y40L PP Resin | Grand Resource | Homopolymer | 40.0 g/10 min (230 °C / 2.16 kg) | Fiber |
| Oriental Energy S2025 PP Resin | Oriental Energy | Homopolymer | 25 g/10 min | Fiber |
| Oriental Energy S2040 PP Resin | Oriental Energy | Homopolymer | 40 g/10 min | Fiber |
| Sinopec Y26 PP Resin | Sinopec | Homopolymer | 26 g/10 min | Fiber |
| Sinopec Y40 PP Resin | Sinopec | Homopolymer | 36 g/10 min | Fiber |
| STL 045 PP Resin | STL | PP Powder | 2–7 g/10 min | Fiber |
No drying needed. Spinning temperatures are typically 230–280 °C. Gel content and ash are worth checking on the COA, as both cause filament breaks.
General guidance only; follow the producer's TDS for each grade.