The Purpose of the LDPE Bag

Low density poly ethylene (LDPE) is a thermo plastic made from petroleum. It is manufactured by a high pressure process through free radical polymerization. Since LDPE has a good recycling capability, it is used extensively in the manufacture of bags and other packaging.

Properties of LDPE

• LDPE is non-reactive at room temperatures and can withstand up to 80 degree centigrade, continuously. It has resistance to dilute and concentrated acids, bases and alcohols. It is also resistant to vegetable oils, mineral oils and oxidizing agents.

LDPE Description

• LDPE is extensively used in the manufacture of dispensing bottles, containers, wash bottles and other molded laboratory equipment. LDPE bags are used for the safe loading and storing of fine powder chemicals. They are also used in the storage and transportation of tablets and powders. Due to LDPE's chemical properties, it is ideal for use as liners for drums or flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs). It is also widely used in specialty films, resin blends to improve their performance, printed films and bags and also in vegetable-based additives.

LDPE Bags

• LDPE bags are used in the automobile, pharmaceutical, chemical, garment, electronics and textile industries as packing products. The bags are manufactured according to the needs of various companies, depending upon their specifications. LDPE bags safeguard products against dust, rain or damage that may occur during transit.

Use in Pharmaceutical Industry

• Since LDPE is very effective, even at low relative humidity, it is used for the specific needs of the pharmaceutical industry. The bag liners can be utilized for bulk drug substances, intermediaries and bulk products. Since it meets the FDA grade, it is highly reliable.

Green Use

• LDPE garbage bags can be used to recycle without polluting the environment. Due to their higher strength and light weight, LDPE sheets are also used for providing shelter during calamities and emergency situations.