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Cross-linked polyethylene foam XLPE foam insulation is a chemical or physical method of Structure changed from linear molecular structure to three-dimensional network structure, from thermoplastic to thermoset material, thus increasing the working temperature by 70°C to 90°C, with great mechanical properties. The global cross-linked polyethylene foam (XLPE) consumption market is dominated by the Americas, with […]
Flame retardant PE foam materials and technologies Plastic foam due to its special chemical structure, determines that most plastic products are flammable products, when burning some will also produce a large number of toxic gases and dust, on human health and the environment have a particularly bad impact. In some cases, foam plastics require certain […]
Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) is a new type of polyethylene resin which was produced by Du Pont in Canada in the late 1950s and industrialized in the late 1970s. It is a third-generation polyethylene resin with both high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and low-density polyethylene (LDPE) properties. Many properties of LLDPE resin, such as tensile strength, environmental […]
Here’s latest informative report on the worldwide PE Foam Market 2019-2025 which has been added to our humongous database. The PE Foam market research report will help you to shape the future of your businesses by developing well-informed business-oriented decisions. Furthermore, the report on PE Foam market provides a comprehensive analysis of several industrial aspects such as […]
Polyethylene (PE) resin is a crystalline polymer with a linear structure. When it is heated and melted, the force between macromolecules is very small, and the temperature range of the high elastic state is very narrow. When the resin is melted, the melt viscosity is low, so it foams. When the decomposition gas of the […]
New Material IXPP foam for Automotive Interiors There are two commonly used plastics for automotive interiors: general-purpose plastics (PVC foam, PE foam, PP foam) and engineering plastics (PA, ABS, PC). The current PE materials have poor weather resistance, are sensitive to environmental stress, are prone to aging, and have insufficient heat resistance. Ideally, low-density polyethylene […]