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Bormod™ HC905TF

Polypropylene Homopolymer

Supplied by Borealis AG

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Product Description
Bormod HC905TF is a low melt flow rate polypropylene homopolymer intended for thermoformed packaging applications. This homopolymer is produced using the Borealis Controlled Crystallinity Polypropylene (CCPP) technology. This provides a polypropylene with excellent processing consistency and its high crystallisation temperature allows for reduced cycle time and increased output. Bormod HC905TF is suitable for both in-line and off-line thermoforming where it shows a wide processing window and gives very consistent shrinkage behaviour after forming.

Products made from Bormod HC905TF are characterised by excellent clarity, good stiffness and better impact properties than conventionally nucleated homopolymers. Bormod HC905TF has excellent organoleptic properties making it suitable for the most sensitive packaging applications.

Bormod HC905TF is recommended for the following applications:
  • Highly transparent trays, cups and containers.
  • Houseware and thin wall packaging.
  • Margarine tubs and dairy containers.
  • Blending with copolymers for lids.
General  
Material Status 
  • Commercial: Active
Availability 
  • Europe
  • North America
  • South America
Features 
  • Fast Molding Cycle
  • Good Impact Resistance
  • Good Organoleptic Properties
  • Good Stiffness
  • High Clarity
  • Homopolymer
  • Low Flow
  • Recyclable Material
Uses 
  • Blending
  • Containers
  • Cups
  • Food Containers
  • Lids
  • Thin-walled Packaging
Forms 
  • Pellets
Processing Method 
  • Extrusion
  • Thermoforming
 
Physical
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Density
g/cm³
ISO 1183
Melt Mass-Flow Rate (MFR) (230°C/2.16 kg)
g/10 min
ISO 1133
Mechanical
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Tensile Modulus (Injection Molded)
psi
ISO 527-2/1
Tensile Stress (Yield, Injection Molded)
psi
ISO 527-2/50
Tensile Strain (Yield, Injection Molded)
%
ISO 527-2/50
Flexural Modulus 2 (Injection Molded)
psi
ISO 178
Impact
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Charpy Notched Impact Strength (73°F)
ft·lb/in²
ISO 179/1eA
Thermal
Nominal Value
Unit
Test Method
Heat Deflection Temperature (66 psi, Unannealed)
°F
ISO 75-2/B
Melting Temperature (DSC)
°F
ISO 3146
Additional Information
Melting Temperature (DSC), ISO 3146: 164 to 168°C
Thermoforming Parameters:
  • Forming Temperature (solid phase forming): 140 to 155°C
  • Forming Temperature (melt phase forming): 180 to 225°C
  • Mould Temperature: 20 to 40°C
  • Shrinkage: 1.5 to 2.5% depending on wall thickness and moulding parameters.
Related Terminology
Product names can be difficult to match. You may have searched any one of these terms to find this product: Bormod™ HC905TF, Bormod HC905TF, Bormod™ , Bormod, BormodHC905TF, HC 905 TF, HC905TF, HC905, 905TF, Polypropylene Homopolymer, PP Homopolymer, Polypropylene, PP, Borealis, PolypropyleneHomopolymer, PPHomopolymer, 905HC
Features
Features may also be described by the following terms: Good Organoleptic Properties, Low Flow, Low Melt, Low MFI, Good Impact Resistance, Good Stiffness, Fast Cycle, Rapid Cycle, Productivity, Fast Molding Cycle, High Clarity.
Uses
Uses may also be described by the following terms: Thin-walled Packaging, Thin-wall Packaging, Thinwall Packaging, Food Containers, Food Container.
Extrusion
Nominal Value
Unit
 
Melt Temperature
°F
 
Extrusion Notes
1st Chill Roll Temperature: 40 to 70°C
2nd Chill Roll Temperature: 50 to 90°C
3rd Chill Roll Temperature: 40 to 70°C
Notes
1Typical properties: these are not to be construed as specifications.
20.079 in/min
 
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