LDPE Film Recycled Granules

LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) film recycled granules are derived from post-consumer and post-industrial LDPE film waste, processed and re-pelletized for use in various applications. These recycled granules provide an environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative to virgin LDPE, helping to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability.

Key Properties: 

1. Flexibility and Toughness: Recycled LDPE granules retain good flexibility and toughness, making them suitable for applications requiring pliability and resistance to tearing.

2. Impact Resistance: These granules offer decent impact resistance, which is beneficial for packaging and protective materials.

3. Chemical Resistance: Recycled LDPE granules maintain resistance to many chemicals, ensuring durability in various environments.

4. Processability: The material can be easily processed using standard manufacturing techniques such as extrusion, blow molding, and injection molding.

5. Environmental Benefits: Utilizing recycled LDPE granules helps reduce plastic waste and supports sustainability efforts by repurposing existing materials.

Common Applications of LDPE Film Recycled Granules:

- Plastic Films: Ideal for producing various types of films, including agricultural films, construction films, and general-purpose packaging films.

- Bags and Liners: Suitable for manufacturing garbage bags, shopping bags, and industrial liners where high flexibility and durability are required.

- Packaging Materials: Used in creating flexible packaging solutions for a variety of products, offering an eco-friendly alternative to virgin LDPE.

- Consumer Products: Utilized in the production of items such as plastic sheeting, tarps, and covers, where cost-effective material with adequate performance is needed.

- Construction Applications: Used in applications like damp-proof membranes and vapor barriers in construction, benefiting from its chemical resistance and flexibility.

LDPE film recycled granules provide a sustainable and cost-efficient option for manufacturers looking to reduce their environmental impact without compromising on material performance.