Polypropylene (PP) is one of the most widely used polymer resins, valued for its excellent tensile strength, impact resistance, surface durability, and strong heat and chemical resistance. These properties make PP suitable for a broad range of applications, including electrical and electronic devices, automotive components, and everyday consumer products.

Enhanced PP compounds are developed by incorporating various fillers—such as glass fiber and mineral additives—to improve dimensional stability, stiffness, and heat resistance. In addition, PP alloys modified with elastomers such as SBS and SEBS offer significantly improved impact resistance. These specialized compounds are widely used in automotive interior and exterior parts, home appliances, household goods, and general industrial products.

Key applications include automotive heater cases, consoles, pillars, glove boxes, door trims, door scuff plates, battery trays, and various fan components. PP compounds are also commonly used in washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, and a wide range of household and miscellaneous products.