
Modified PP Black CP323
General purpose black modified polypropylene balancing stiffness and flow, suitable for a wide range of injection moulded structural parts.
Request Data Sheet & Quote →Rotating parts need creep resistance and dynamic balance — mineral-filled PP cannot deliver, glass fibre is mandatory.
Cross-flow fan wheels run at high continuous speed with sustained centrifugal load and slight vibration, usually in warm humid air. That calls for long-term creep resistance, low water uptake and dimensional stability.
Mineral-filled PP has adequate stiffness but poor creep resistance: blade angles drift slowly during service, destroying dynamic balance and raising noise.
PP with 20-30% short glass fibre reaches 3,000-4,500 MPa flexural modulus and far better creep resistance than mineral-filled systems, while keeping PP's low density and low water absorption.
It is normally paired with rotor balancing practice: uniform fibre dispersion first to reduce inertia variation, then balance correction after assembly.
PA6-GF30 is stronger and more heat resistant, but absorbs around 3% water, changing dimensions and stiffness — a risk in humid rotating parts.
That is why low-absorption reinforced PP dominates in appliance fan wheels.

General purpose black modified polypropylene balancing stiffness and flow, suitable for a wide range of injection moulded structural parts.
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Modified polypropylene for both extrusion and injection, with low-temperature resistance, high strength and dimensional stability.
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20% talc filled polypropylene with improved stiffness and heat resistance and stable shrinkage, for automotive interior and structural parts.
Request Data Sheet & Quote →V-0, V-2, 5VA and 5VB are not the same axis. Change wall thickness, colour or batch and the yellow card finding has to be re-established.
UL94 is not a single certificate but a yellow card system registered by material, colour and thickness — lock it down early when exporting electrical parts.
GF50 adds about 60% stiffness but loses flow, worsens fibre show and doubles tool wear — worth it only in specific cases.
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