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PP impact copolymer
AdvyForm E0900
Formerly
Moplen EP300M
Natural
AdvyForm E0900 is a heterophasic copolymer for injection moulding. It offers a balance of stiffness, impact strength and processability.
Description
AdvyForm E0900 is a heterophasic copolymer for injection moulding. It offers a balance of stiffness, impact strength and processability. Typical applications include thin-wall packaging, housewares and automotive parts. The TDS gives a typical melt flow rate of 7 g/10 min (230 °C/2.16 kg).
Processing Techniques
Supplier-listed processing methods: compounding; injection moulding. Determine processing conditions for the intended application and required properties.
Injection molding
Compounding
Industry and applications
Crates; housewares; industrial
Compliance and Documentation Notes
Consult the Product Regulatory Summary and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for regulatory status, including supported, restricted or prohibited applications. Contact Genesis Polymers to request application-specific documentation for AdvyForm E0900.
Technical Properties
Melt Flow Rate
230 °C/2.16 kg
ISO 1133-1
Density
ISO 1183-1
Flexural Modulus
ISO 178
Tensile Modulus
ISO 527-1, -2
Tensile Stress at Break
ISO 527-1, -2
Tensile Stress at Yield
ISO 527-1, -2
Tensile Strain at Break
ISO 527-1, -2
Tensile Strain at Yield
ISO 527-1, -2
Charpy Impact Strength - Notched
23 °C, Type 1, Edgewise, Notch A
ISO 179
Charpy Impact Strength - Notched
0 °C
ISO 179
Charpy Impact Strength - Notched
-20 °C, Type 1, Edgewise, Notch A
ISO 179
Vicat Softening Temperature
A50
ISO 306
Deflection Temperature Under Load
0.45 MPa, Unannealed
ISO 75B-1, -2
DSC Melting Point
ISO 11357-3
Typical values taken from the producer’s (Velogy) technical data sheet, available under Documents. They are not specification limits. Genesis Polymers relies on the producer’s data and cannot accept liability for errors in it. Always check the current data sheet and confirm suitability for your application.
Brand
Feature
High Impact
High Stiffness
Food Contact
Supplier documents
Version 2, 3 September 2026
