Plastic Data Sheets

low density homopolymer resin selected by customers for use in heavy duty film and blow molding applications. Excellent puncture resistance combined with impact properties make LDF 700 an excellent choice when selected by customers for bags used to package agricultural and construction materials. Typical blow molding applications include flexible containers, squeeze bottles. Excellent toughness, good clarity and excellent heat shrink properties.

a low density polyethylene resin recommended for use in the boardstock coating. This material has an excellent combination of low neck-in, ease of processing and good chill-roll release.

a low density polyethylene extrusion grade resin. It is specifically designed for high speed, lightweight extrusion coating applications. It offers high speed processability, good heat sealing properties and great coating on non-woven substrates.

a high speed, lightweight-coating resin for use with paper, films and other base stocks. This resin can be extrusion coated at line speeds of 1,200 ft/min. or higher. Applied to paper, foil, cellophane, polyester film and other base stocks by conventional extrusion coating processes. The maximum recommended melt temperature is 625°F (330 oC).

low-density polyethylene is a general-purpose formulation used for extrusion coating and laminating. It can be drawn down to low coating weights, is processable at high speeds, has good moisture barrier, and is heat-sealable at low temperatures. MARPOL® LDC 780 can also be used for injection molding of caps and closures (flip top and gable top caps).