- GRADE: 1969
- DENSITY: 919 kg/m3
- MFR: 6.9 g/10min
- HS Code: 39012000
- Equivalents: Sabic 7019 ec / Titan 801 yy / llotrene LA 0710 /Total LA 0710/ dow 722 / sumitomo 705 / lg lb7000
- PACKAGING: 55*25 Kg shrink-wrapped wooden pallets
- PRODUCER: Arya Sasol
LDPE 1969
Description
LDPE 1969, also known as LEC 1969, is a high-quality low-density polyethylene (LDPE) grade developed for various applications in the extrusion coating and lamination segments1. This versatile material is produced by Arya Sasol Petrochemical Company and is widely used in industries requiring robust and adaptable polymers.
- Outstanding Melt Stability: Ensures consistent performance during processing.
- Robustness in Melt Drawing: Capable of maintaining integrity under high-speed conditions.
- Lightweight and Very Thin Coating Layer: Ideal for applications requiring minimal material usage while maintaining effectiveness.
- High-Speed Production Capability: Supports production lines exceeding 300 m/min, enhancing efficiency.
- Low Neck-In: Reduces waste and improves yield during extrusion processes.
- Versatile Applications: Suitable for extrusion coating, laminating, flexible packaging, paper and cardboard coating, aluminum foil coating, and multi-layer packaging.
- Food and Medical End-Use Contact: Compliant for applications involving direct contact with food and medical products.
- Extrusion Coating: Widely used for coating various substrates, offering excellent adhesion and the ability to produce very thin layers.
- Laminating: Ideal for creating laminated products, and enhancing barrier properties and durability.
- Flexible Packaging: Commonly utilized in the packaging industry for its lightweight and flexible characteristics.
- Paper Coating: Employed to coat paper products, providing moisture resistance and improved strength.
- Cardboard Coating: Used to enhance the properties of cardboard, making it suitable for various applications.
- Aluminum Foil Coating: Effective in coating aluminum foil, improving performance in packaging applications.
- Multi-layer Packaging: Suitable for multi-layer structures, enhancing overall product integrity and shelf life.
- Food End-use Contact: Safe for use in food packaging applications, adhering to necessary regulations.
- Direct Medical Use: Applicable in medical settings where safe and reliable materials are required.
- Excellent Draw-Down Ability: Allows for the production of thinner, lighter products without compromising structural integrity.
- Good Edge Stability: Maintains width closer to the original die width, reducing waste material and improving uniformity.
- High-Speed Production: Capable of withstanding both slow and fast line speeds, enhancing productivity and reducing per-unit production costs.
- Lightweight and Thin Coating Layers: Ideal for applications requiring minimal material usage without sacrificing performance.
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- Antioxidant: No1
- Antiblock: No1
- Slip Agent: No1
- Health and Safety: Fabrication areas should be well-ventilated to carry away fumes and vapors. Workers should be protected from skin or eye contact with molten material.
| Property | Typical Value | Unit | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| MFI (190 °C/2.16 Kg) | 6.9 | dg/min | ISO 1133 |
| Density | 919 | kg/m³ | ISO 1183 |
| Stress at Yield | 11 | MPa | ISO 527-1,2 |
| Stress at Break | 12 | MPa | ISO 527-1,2 |
| Strain at Break | >600 | % | ISO 527-1.2 |
| Tensile Modulus | 160 | MPa | ISO 527-1,2 |
| Yield Stress (MD/TD) | MPa | ISO 527-1,3 | |
| Tensile Stress at Break (MD/TD) | 17/17 | MPa | ISO 527-1,3 |
| Strain at Break (MD/TD) | > 700 | % | ISO 527-1,3 |
| Minimum Coating Weight | 5 | g/m² | ASPC Method |
| Neck-in | 170 | mm | ASPC Method |
| Vicat Softening Temperature (Method A/10N) | 85 | C | ISO 306 |
| Melting Temperature | 107 | C | ISO 3146 |
- Melt Temperature at T-Die: 320°C
- Extruder Temperature Profile: 200-320°C
- Vicat Softening Temperature: 85°C
- Melting Temperature: 107°C
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