linear low density polyethylene, a new type of low density polythene
Linear low density polyethylene. The polymerisation process from ethylene is under low pressure, but with a organo-metallic catalyst. This type of polyethylene has less side chains, which makes it less vulnarable to oxydation and attack of UV-light. The molecular weight is kept lower than for HDPE and also other monomers which makes side chains are introduced to lower the density. It has mainly the same purposes as LDPE.
A member of the polyolefin family of plastics. It is a strong and flexible plastic and usually used in film for packaging, bags and for industrial products such as pressure pipe.
Abbreviation for linear low density polyethylene.
Linear low-density polyethylene, a plastic used in film applications for items such as grocery bags, garbage bags and landfill liners.
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Linear low density polyethylene. Typically found in stretch film.
Linear low density polyethylene. Tougher than LDPE and has better heatseal strength, but has higher haze. DPE - Medium density, (0.934-0.95) polyethylene. Has higher stiffness, higher melting point and better water vapour barrier properties.
Linear Low Density Polyethylene - A straighter chain molecule than LDPE. This material is packed tighter on a molecular level because of it's straight chains, and thus often exhibits improvements in strength over LDPE.
