HDPE

The most widely utilized of the three polyethylenes for a variety of purposes is high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, a petroleum thermoplastic. Under a microscope, you could see that this plastic had a linear structure with minimal branching, which contributes to its ideal strength-to-density ratio. Thermoplastic polymer made from petroleum known as High-Density Poly Ethylene (HDPE) is regarded as one of the most adaptable plastic polymers on the market right now. Numerous products, like food and drink containers, cleaning product bottles, pipelines, cutting boards, and even shoe parts, are made with it. Good low-temperature impact resistance and great chemical resistance are two benefits of HDPE. For people looking for a plastic that can remain strong under a range of various stress situations, whether rigid or flexible, HDPE is a great alternative.MFR 0.50-0.65 g/10min-2.16kg at190˚C.