Sino Korea Petrochemical successfully produced HCPP high-end polypropylene products
On November 20, Sinopec polyolefin division 2 successfully produced HCPP series high-end polypropylene products for the first time, and the product performance indicators met the standards.
HCPP series products are the key high-end introduction project of the company's "five strategies" products. The products have the characteristics of heat resistance, high hardness, high liquidity, low volatility, etc., and are mainly used in automotive, household appliances, electronic industry components and other fields.
This is the first time that Polyolefin Department II independently produced HCPP series products. During the production, the technical management personnel of the Department tracked the production situation throughout the whole process, contacted the team sampling frequency and product control indicators every day, to ensure that the parameters were adjusted in place, and responded to abnormal conditions in a timely manner to ensure successful production. The new products enrich the company's product chain, increase efficiency points and enhance the competitiveness of high value-added products.
2026-10-04
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