Automotive

Automotive polyolefin selection typically comes down to stiffness/impact balance, scratch performance, emissions/odor targets, and paintability. For example, Moplen PP is used for battery cases. Hostacom is typically used for automotive interior trims and Hifax grades are automotive-oriented impact copolymers.
We support by matching application requirements to compound families (GF, talc-filled, elastomer-modified), then confirming documentation and supply readiness.
Where we typically support
- Battery cases and housings
- Interior and utility components where impact and stiffness must coexist
- Parts where appearance under stress matters
Relevant grades
- Moplen EP1006 - positioned for battery cases/parts with low stress whitening and heat‑aging resistance notes
Hostacom M4 U 02 (PP-T40 compound) - for automotive and dimensional stability needs.
How we help
We can help you translate an OEM requirement list into a small set of grades and then support the documentation path needed for qualification. We won’t pretend one datasheet number solves automotive qualification, because it doesn’t.
Industry related products
Moplen
PP
Moplen EP1006
PP impact copolymer
Moplen EP1006 is a heterophasic copolymer PP used in compounding and automotive, including battery cases and parts requiring low stress whitening and heat‑aging resistance.
Injection molding
Industries

Automotive

Industrial
Hifax
PP
Hifax EP3080
PP impact copolymer
Hifax EP3080 is positioned as an impact copolymer for injection molding with high impact behavior; often used in automotive applications.
Injection molding
Industries

Automotive
Hostacom
PP
Hostacom M4 U 02
PP-T40 compound
Hostacom M4 U 02 is a talc-filled PP (T40 family) positioned for automotive and dimensional stability needs.
Injection molding
Industries

Automotive