Vietnam exports the first PP market

As planned, from here to the end of the year, the Dung Quat Oil Refinery to ship 37,101 tons of PP products to meet the demand for raw materials for the plastics industry in the country.

Grain shipments Polypropylene (PP) Vietnam's first oil refinery Dung Quat has hit the market on 23/7
On 23/7, in Quang Ngai, General Services Joint Stock Corporation of Petroleum (Petrosetco) - Industrial Distribution Company Material Petroleum (PIMD) and Joint Stock Corporation Drilling Mud Chemicals Oils exhaust (DMC) to receive 100 tons of Polypropylene first shipments of the Dung Quat Oil Refinery.

This is a consignment PP branded "Made in Vietnam" first offered to the market. PP shipments are shipped with the two types of JAN and INJECTION with high quality, is offered to customers is the company manufacturing plastic products in Vietnam market.

As planned, from here to the end of the year, the Dung Quat Oil Refinery to ship 37,101 tons of PP products to meet the demand for raw materials for the plastics industry in the country.

PP plastic products are manufactured from materials Propylene of workshops Propylene and hydrogen of the Dung Quat oil refinery technology Hypol II Group's Mitsui Chemicals (Japan). According to the manufacturer, this is one of the PP production technology advanced and the most prestigious in the world today. This technology products with high quality, stable and widely used all over the world.

With the using Hypol technology II, PP Dung Quat plant products can ensure technical requirements, quality and meet the needs of the plastic manufacturer in Vietnam, launched the finished product high quality in terms of durability, color ...
This is the first polymer products produced in Vietnam, marking the development of the petrochemical industry in Vietnam. The commissioning of workshop production of PP of the Dung Quat oil refinery will generate revenues of $ 170-200 million / year, contributing to reducing the dependence on imported raw materials of plastic , reducing the trade deficit of the economy.