Polypropylene Plastic

This high-impact, FDA-compliant copolymer polypropylene offers excellent flexibility and low-temperature durability. It's a strong fit for chemical processing equipment and food-grade components that demand long-term resistance to acids, bases, and industrial cleaners.

Homopolymer polypropylene meets FDA and USDA standards and withstands temperatures up to 82°C. Its high stiffness and chemical resistance make it ideal for trays, tanks, and structural parts in food processing and harsh industrial washdown zones.

Formulated for sterilization environments, this grade maintains dimensional accuracy through repeated cleaning cycles. It's used in trays, containers, and instrument holders in surgical centers and medical labs where long-term material performance is required.

Optimized for orthotic and prosthetic fabrication, this grade offers controlled stiffness and uniform forming. It’s commonly used in bracing, socket fabrication, and spinal supports across Canadian rehabilitation clinics and healthcare manufacturing.

Also known as corrugated plastic, Twinwall is lightweight and UV-resistant. It’s widely used for temporary signage, reusable packaging, and job site boards across construction, retail, and municipal projects in Canada — durable enough for outdoor exposure, yet easy to fabricate and recycle.