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polypropylene Stiffer than polyethylene. Non-porous vapor & moisture barrier. Will not absorb water and is mold & mildew proof.
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polypropylene A synthetic fiber that is colorfast, mold and mildew resistant, with excellent wearability and is easily cleaned.
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polypropylene This outstanding synthetic brush material is resistant to abrasion and most acids and solvents. Unlike Nylon, polypropylene will not absorb moisture. Normally oval when extruded, polypropylene filament can be extruded in other shapes for additional strength. Natural polypropylene is ultra-violet sensitive and is best if not used in high sunlight applications. Poly Bass This large diameter polypropylene is excellent for low cost street and barn brooms. ...
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polypropylene A type of plastic noted for its flexibility at low temperatures and its resistance to chemicals.
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polypropylene A man made fiber extracted from petroleum. This fibre is frequently used in machine-made or poser loomed rugs. There are many different techniques to advance the quality of this fiber.
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