Recycling code 04, Polyolefins
LDPE regranulate and regrind
Soft, tough, a good insulator. The classic choice for films and flexible packaging.
Key data.
LDPE (low-density polyethylene) is a thermoplastic from the polyethylene family. It is characterised by low density, toughness, durability and good insulating properties.
| Plastic | Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) |
|---|---|
| Family | Polyolefins |
| Recycling code | 04 |
| Properties | Low density, Flexible and tough, Good electrical insulation, Moisture-resistant |
| Supply forms | Regrind, regranulate. Blends and filled grades on request |
| Data sheet | LDPE white (PDF) |
Typical applications.
- Packaging films
- Carrier bags
- Tubing
- Tarpaulins and seals
- Insulation material
Questions about LDPE
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Does KRM supply LDPE regranulate to specification?
Yes. KRM produces LDPE regranulate (Low-density polyethylene) to customer requirements, and on request also as a blend or filled grade. A data sheet is available on request.
Does KRM buy LDPE waste?
Yes. KRM takes single-variety LDPE waste from production and post-consumer collection as bales, rolls, regrind or granulate, or processes it on a toll basis.
What is recycled LDPE used for?
Typical applications for Low-density polyethylene are Packaging films, Carrier bags, Tubing, Tarpaulins and seals.
Looking for LDPE or have some to sell?
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