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AdvyForm E1201
Formerly
Adstif EA600P

Natural
High-crystallinity polypropylene impact copolymer for automotive-parts compounding, with high stiffness and medium impact resistance.
Description
AdvyForm E1201 is a high-crystallinity polypropylene impact copolymer for automotive-parts compounding. The technical data sheet lists good processability, high stiffness, medium flow and medium impact resistance. The grade is listed for compounding and injection moulding. Contact Genesis Polymers to discuss AdvyForm E1201 for your application.
Processing Techniques
Listed processing methods are compounding and injection moulding. Specific recommendations require the end use, required properties and fabrication equipment.
Compounding
Injection molding
Industry and applications
Automotive parts; compounding
Compliance and Documentation Notes
Regulatory status is provided in the Product Regulatory Summary and Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Contact Genesis Polymers to request application-specific regulatory documentation for AdvyForm E1201.
Technical Properties
Melt Flow Rate
at 230 °C and 2.16 kg
ISO 1133-1
Density
ISO 1183-1
Flexural Modulus
ISO 178
Tensile Modulus
ISO 527-1, -2
Tensile Stress at Yield
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, Type 1, Edgewise, Notch A
ISO 179
Charpy Impact Strength - Notched
-20 °C, Type 1, Edgewise, Notch A
ISO 179
Vicat Softening Temperature
A/50
ISO 306
Heat Deflection Temperature B
0.45 MPa, Unannealed
ISO 75-1, -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 Crystallinity
High Stiffness
Food Contact
Supplier documents
Version 2, 3 September 2026
Version 2, 10 August 2026
Version 1, 30 July 2026
Version 2, 3 September 2026
Version 1.2, revision date 1 June 2026


