PP Staple Fiber for Non-woven Geotextile Use

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PP Staple Fiber for Non-woven Geotextile Use

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10000 kg

Supply Capability:: 4000000 kg/month

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PP Fiber Introduction

Polypropylene fiber also called PP fiber, is a new type of reinforcing and crack-resistant building material for bitumen concrete reinforcement. It is produced by special technique.With polypropylene as its raw material,fiber-mesh is produced by special technology.It appears net-like structure with many monofilaments connected.

The horizontal structure in monofilament can be destroyed in the course of the stirring owng to friction and rubbing,and the monofilament or net like structure will fully stretch, thus the concrete is reinforce by a great number(more than 7 million pieces per cubic meter) of polypropylene fibers.

Specification of PP Staple Fiber for non-woven Geotextile Use

1.Material	100% polypropylene staple fiber
2.Color	White,etc
3.Fineness	2.5D-25D
4.Fiber Length	51mm/64mm/76mm,etc
5.Samples Time	within 3 days if available spec
6.MOQ	20 Metric tons
7.Delivery time	within 15days against T/T deposit or L/C original
8.Packing&Container loading	option 1: Hydraulic pressure bale, 275kg/bale.
	option 2: as customer required.
	20GP: 1*20GP can be loaded 9Tons.
	40HQ: 1*40HQ can be loaded with 20 Tons.
9.Production Capacity	500Mtons per month
10.Payment term	L/C at sight, T/T 50% deposit, balance against B/L.

Features

Synthetic Polypropylene Concrete Fiber, as the filling material of concrete, has the properties of good dispersibility, resistance to acid and alkali. The main functions are:

1. crack resistance;

2. Increase the seepage resistance of concrete;

3. Increase the freezing & thawing resistance of concrete;

4. Increase the impact resistance of concrete;

5. Increase the durability resistance of cncrete;

6. Increase the fire resistance of concrete.

End use of PP Staple Fiber for non-woven Geotextile Use

stuffing and packing of toy,pillow,sofa,seatcushion and leaning cushion;

thermalinsulation lining of shoes,gloves,cap and garment and so on;

raw material of spray finishing cotton,gel-free cotton,hardening cotton and non wovens;

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