HDPE vs LDPE vs LLDPE: What’s different?
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Dow Inc.
“HDPE is strong and rigid with high impact and stress-crack resistance; LDPE offers flexibility and ease of processing for films and light packaging; LLDPE combines strength and puncture resistance with stretch and durability for films and flexible goods.”
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