Polypropylene Random Copolymer (PP Random) is a variant of polypropylene created by incorporating ethylene units randomly into the polypropylene chain. This structural modification gives PP Random superior clarity, softness, and flexibility compared to polypropylene homopolymer. With a density of ~0.90–0.91 g/cm³ and a melting point of about 130–140°C, PP Random offers a balance between transparency and durability, making it particularly valuable in applications requiring clear and flexible plastics. It is commonly used in food packaging, medical devices, lab equipment, and transparent containers due to its improved optical properties. Compared to homopolymer polypropylene, PP Random is less rigid but offers better impact resistance, especially at low temperatures. It is also highly resistant to moisture and chemical attack from acids, bases, and solvents. PP Random is recyclable under code #5 and widely reused in industrial and consumer applications. Despite being UV-sensitive, stabilizers can enhance its weather resistance for outdoor use. The material processes well through injection molding, extrusion, and blow molding, allowing manufacturers to produce a wide range of consumer and industrial goods. Its combination of lightweight properties, clarity, and versatility makes PP Random Copolymer an essential choice in healthcare, food, and packaging industries.