Liner Bags HDPE / LDPE
LDPE: Here, the long, chain-like polyethylene molecules have numerous branches and side chains.
This branching creates a less dense, more flexible structure.
HDPE: In contrast, HDPE boasts a linear structure with minimal branching.
This results in a denser, more rigid material
Features
LDPE is, essentially, softer and more flexible than HDPE.
It features a lower melting point of 239 °F and is more transparent
than its high-density counterpart. For that reason,
it's more prone to cracking when under stress.
Uses
HDPE is widely used in plastic packaging, bottles,
and household and industrial chemical containers,
LDPE is a go-to choice when heat sealing is necessary.
