Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) Overview

Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) is a highly flexible and durable thermoplastic polymer. Known for its superior tensile strength and puncture resistance compared to LDPE, LLDPE is widely used in various applications such as packaging films, stretch wraps, and industrial liners. It offers excellent impact resistance and is commonly used in the agricultural, construction, and consumer goods industries. LLDPE’s enhanced mechanical properties and versatility make it a preferred choice for many demanding applications.

 

Key Features of LLDPE:

  • High tensile strength and puncture resistance
  • Excellent flexibility and impact resistance
  • Cost-effective and recyclable

 

LLDPE Grades

 

  1. 209AA:
    • Description: A general-purpose LLDPE grade with balanced properties.
    • Applications: Ideal for producing stretch films, packaging films, and bags that require high flexibility and toughness.

 

  1. 22B03:
    • Description: Known for its high clarity and strength.
    • Applications: Suitable for agricultural films, mulch films, and other applications where transparency and durability are essential.

 

  1. 22B02:
    • Description: Offers excellent puncture and tear resistance.
    • Applications: Used in the manufacturing of heavy-duty bags, liners, and industrial films.

 

  1. 18B03:
    • Description: Provides superior toughness and flexibility.
    • Applications: Perfect for stretch wrap films, palletizing films, and applications requiring high stretchability.

 

  1. 22B02KJ:
    • Description: Enhanced LLDPE grade with improved mechanical properties.
    • Applications: Ideal for demanding applications such as industrial packaging, geomembranes, and high-performance films.