Industrial Field

Polypropylene fiber boasts high strength, resistance to acids and alkalis, and antimicrobial properties, making it suitable for manufacturing ropes, fishing nets, safety belts, luggage straps, and more. Furthermore, woven polypropylene geotextiles can reinforce civil engineering projects such as dikes and expressways. Additionally, polypropylene fiber can serve as a filling material for concrete, enhancing the concrete's impact resistance.

Packaging Field

Woven bags made from polypropylene fiber are widely used for packaging grain, chemical fertilizers, mineral sand, and other products. These bags come in various forms and offer advantages including low density, light weight, and easy storage. Polypropylene non-woven fabrics can also be used for packaging such as tea bags and insect repellent bags.

Other Fields

Polypropylene fabric can be used to produce artificial turf, which features durability and easy maintenance. Moreover, by coating polypropylene fiber fabrics with materials like polyethylene film, protective cloth and windbreak cloth can be manufactured. Polypropylene can also be used as a filler for cigarette filters.