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[Market Overview - July 29, 2026] On July 29, China's domestic plastics market continued its narrow-range consolidation. PE prices partially softened with linear futures opening lower; PP market is expected to remain weak; PVC saw a slight decline
In-depth analysis of reinforced PA6 material selection requirements for automotive engine covers, comparing aluminum alloy and PA66GF30 solutions, with real application cases and design key points.
In-depth analysis of reinforced PA6 warpage root causes: glass fiber orientation anisotropy, uneven mold temperature, and insufficient cooling. Complete practical solutions from mold design to process parameters.
[Market Overview] In July 2026, China's plastics market maintained a "supply-strong, demand-weak, inventory-stable" weak balance pattern. Domestic PE operating rates exceeded 74%, with increased import arrivals and ample supply. Downstream sectors
An in-depth analysis of the glass-fiber orientation mechanism behind warpage in reinforced PC, comparing the warpage differences, mechanical properties, and process characteristics of PC+GF10 and PC+GF20 to provide a basis for material selection.
A systematic evaluation of the weather resistance of reinforced polycarbonate in outdoor applications, analyzing PC aging mechanisms, comparing ASA/PMMA options, and providing an outdoor material selection guide.
[Market Summary] On July 27, most domestic commodity futures opened lower, with plastics chain products under broad pressure. The LLDPE main contract dropped more than 3%, trading at 7,763 CNY/ton; PVC fell 2% to 4,535 CNY/ton; styrene slipped
Complete guide for PPTD20 procurement in Dongguan, covering Zhangmutou plastic market, manufacturer channels, online platforms, with supplier screening tips and negotiation strategies.
Learn about PPTD20 current market prices (CNY 6500-8500/ton) and price drivers. Comprehensive guide to PPTD20 TDS physical, mechanical, and thermal properties.
[Plastics Industry Daily — July 26, 2026] Global crude oil futures sharply retreated on July 24 as geopolitical risk eased and the US dollar strengthened. WTI September contract fell $2.88 to settle at $89.31/bbl (-3.12%), while Brent September