PP Corrugated Plastic Container Manufacturers introduce the characteristics of PP plastics:

1. PP plastics have many applications in engineering. For example, PVC plastics were widely used in electroplating baths in the past. Now, because PP has better performance and the comprehensive manufacturing cost is similar to that of PVC, most of them have been made of PP plastics. Most domestic tap water pipes also use PP pipes instead of galvanized pipes, which are clean and convenient to install.

2. PP resin itself is non-toxic, and generally, its blown products (bottles, bags, films, etc.) are basically non-toxic. However, injection, extrusion, and molding plastic products (pots, boxes, racks, etc.) contain a large number of chemical components such as fillers, pigments, plasticizers, anti-aging agents, etc., the content of which often exceeds that of PP itself, and cannot be easily considered as nontoxic. Generally, PP products that are allowed to hold food have national inspection standards and specifications, and merchants are afraid to fool around.

3. PP plastics also have many applications in engineering. For example, PVC plastics were widely used in electroplating baths in the past. Now, because PP has better performance and its comprehensive manufacturing cost is similar to that of PVC, most of them have been made of PP plastics. Most domestic tap water pipes also use PP pipes instead of galvanized pipes, which are clean and convenient to install. PP resin itself is non-toxic, and generally, its blown products (bottles, bags, films, etc.) are basically non-toxic. However, injection, extrusion, and molding plastic products (pots, boxes, racks, etc.) contain a large number of chemical components such as fillers, pigments, plasticizers, anti-aging agents, etc., the content of which often exceeds that of PP itself, and cannot be easily considered as nontoxic.