Polypropylene fabric (PP fabric) is a synthetic textile made from thermoplastic polymers. It has many properties and uses, including:
Durability: PP fabric is durable and has good tensile strength and abrasion resistance.
Water resistance: PP fabric is waterproof because its chemical structure resists water. However, water can get in through openings, gaps, or slices.
Stain and fade resistance: PP fabric resists staining and fading.
Flexibility: PP fabric is flexible and lightweight.
Breathability: PP fabric is breathable and moisture-wicking.
Recyclability: PP fabric is recyclable.
Meltability: PP fabric can be melted and reshaped without losing its properties.
Cost: PP fabric is inexpensive and easy to manufacture.
PP fabric is used in many industries, including:
Food, Agriculture, Medicine, Automotive, Packaging, Disposable medical supplies, Hygiene products, and Geotextiles.
PP fabric can be woven or non-woven, depending on the manufacturing process. PP woven fabric is made from polypropylene tapes woven together in a basket-like pattern. It's often used for packaging and landscape covers.
