Sorted polypropylene regrind, injection offcuts, and baled raffia for compounders and molders. Homopolymer and impact-copolymer lots kept separate, with MFI declared per lot.
Pricing varies by form, color, and polymer type.
Corporate Pricing Available Upon Request
| Material | PP Scrap — regrind, offcuts & baled raffia/woven bags |
| Density | 0.90–0.91 g/cm³ |
| MFI Range | 2–20 g/10min (raffia 2–4 · injection 5–20, lot-declared) |
| Polymer Type | Homopolymer & impact-copolymer lots, sorted separately |
| Color | Natural (white/translucent) sorted · gray · mixed color |
| Moisture | ≤ 1% (washed lots dried before baling/bagging) |
| Purity | PP ≥ 97% · no PVC · metals ≤ 0.5% · ash ≤ 1% |
1 × 40ft Container (± 22–25 MT regrind · ± 18–22 MT bales)
Regrind in 25 kg bags or bulk · bales wire-tied 300–500 kg.
200–600 MT per month across forms and colors.
Laem Chabang · FOB / CFR / CIF · SGS / BV inspection on request.
Homopolymer PP is stiffer — ideal for raffia, fiber, and rigid packaging. Impact copolymer PP absorbs shock better for automotive and crate molding. We sort and declare the type per lot so you buy the exact mechanical profile you need.
Yes. Natural (white/translucent) regrind is kept separate from gray and mixed streams. It's the preferred feed where colorant loading and consistency matter, such as fiber and thin-wall molding.
Yes — with ≥97% PP purity, ash under 1%, and declared MFI, lots compound cleanly into pellet for injection and extrusion lines without filtration overload or gel issues.