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Polyetylen (PE) Polyethylene (PE) is a type of polymers with strong chemical-resistance and wear-resistance. It is mainly divided into the low-density PE (LDPE), high-density (HEPE) and ultra-high molecular weight PE (UHMW-PE).
The HDPE is the most massive among them. The UHMW-PE is an Ultra High-Molecular Weight Polyethylene whose average number of molecules is usually three millions. It has physical properties that are generally superior to those of HDPE and this FDA-approved material is thus generally more expensive.
The HDPE is the most massive among them. The UHMW-PE is an Ultra High-Molecular Weight Polyethylene whose average number of molecules is usually three millions. It has physical properties that are generally superior to those of HDPE and this FDA-approved material is thus generally more expensive.
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Wear-resistant and chemical-resistant (strong against both acids and bases)
Low-temperature-resistant (does not exhibit any changes in properties even at -50 degrees (celsius)
Safe to use with foods; non-toxic
Low friction-coefficient (highly slippery) non-absorbent - light-weight
Can be welded or fused
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