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Improving the scratch resistance of plastics

2008-02-18View Original

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Regular PP is used for exterior applications, but it is quite soft; are there any ways to improve its resistance to scratches? Indicate processing? Spraying? Or? First, I would like to thank all of you students
Reply #22008-02-22
Surface treatment is one option; spraying works too! Generally, they are used together! :L
Reply #32008-02-22
The best method at present is to use ultraviolet curing.
Reply #42009-05-19
Methods to improve the scratch resistance of PP surfaces: 1) Talc filling in PP: Adding surface scratch-resistant agents such as Cytec SR100 yields significant results, and this approach is often used in automotive trim parts. 2) Ordinary PP; spraying is also an option.

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