What does GFPP stand for?

Glass-Filled Polypropylene (building material)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A glass-filled Polypropylene body and a specially engineered body seal with a Q-shaped O-ring eliminates the need for flat gaskets, allowing for easy installation between ANSI and DIN flanges.

United States: PVC Butterfly Valve suits high-psi water applications

The seal is made of glass-filled polypropylene material and designed for increased durability.

Superior Industries idler

One cited application of a 40% glass-filled polypropylene that's made with the DFT process is an under hood front end assembly that is used by Volvo to replace a metal part (the high resistance to heat distortion is said to be a reason why the composite can be used in this application).

Cost-effective composites. (Inside, Under, Elsewhere & Otherwise)