High density and stiffness
This attribute refers to the polyethylene’s rigidity and high molecular weight. Polyethylene with high stiffness can maintain its shape under loads and is less prone to warping or deformation under stress or temperature changes.
Good flowability
This feature refers to the ability of polyethylene to flow smoothly and efficiently during processing resulting in higher versatility and productivity. It comes with low melt viscosity and a high melt flow index.
Good impact strength
Polyethylene with excellent impact resistance can maintain complete integrity under sudden, high-force impact without failing or breaking because it can absorb and distribute the energy. Products made from this polyethylene are less likely to break or crack when dropped or struck.
Good stress crack resistance
High ESCR (Environmental Stress Crack Resistance) is an important property of high-density polyethylene materials. It is related to the resistance of a plastic material against cracking in exposure to stress and aggressive chemicals. Weather, chemical, and pressure resistance provide durability and safety for the products made of this polyethylene in various applications.