Usa Industrials BULK-PS-PP-588 Polypropylene Sheet

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-PS-PP-588 is a polypropylene plastic sheet cut to 12 inches in length and 12 inches in width with a thickness of 3/4 inches. Polypropylene is a semi-rigid thermoplastic known for its chemical resistance, low moisture absorption, and suitability for light fabrication work. This sheet ships in a translucent white finish. At 3.519 pounds, it is a manageable single-piece stock material suited for custom fabrication, spacers, liners, guards, and general shop work. Trades and fabricators who need a chemically resistant, machinable sheet material for fluid-handling enclosures, tank liners, or component blanks will find this a practical stock choice.

This polypropylene sheet is appropriate for industrial, mechanical, and trade fabrication applications where chemical resistance and machinability are priorities. Typical uses include cutting boards, wear pads, separator plates, chemical containment liners, and structural spacers in plumbing or fluid-handling assemblies. The translucent white color allows for basic light transmission and visual inspection of underlying surfaces. It is suited for both shop-fabricated components and field modifications where a non-corroding, lightweight plastic stock is required.

Key Features

• Polypropylene construction offers strong resistance to acids, bases, and many solvents
• 3/4 inch thickness provides structural rigidity for spacer, liner, and bracket fabrication
• 12 x 12 inch sheet size is ready for immediate cutting, drilling, or machining
• Translucent white finish allows basic visual inspection through the material
• Low moisture absorption makes it suitable for wet or fluid-contact environments
• Lightweight at 3.519 pounds for easy handling and field modification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose polypropylene stock sheet for fabrication applications requiring a chemically resistant, machinable thermoplastic material.

Installation Notes

Polypropylene sheet is typically cut, drilled, and shaped using standard woodworking or metalworking tools with appropriate blades for thermoplastics. Edges should be deburred after cutting to prevent cracking or stress fractures during assembly. When used in fluid-handling or chemical-contact applications, verify chemical compatibility with the specific media involved before installation. Fabricators should follow applicable local codes and safety guidelines when incorporating plastic sheet materials into mechanical or plumbing assemblies.