The most significant differences between PE and PP are their working temperature ranges: LDPE: Melting point of 105-115°C (220-240°F) LLDPE: Melting point between LDPE and HDPE HDPE: Melting point of 130-137°C (266-279°F) PP: Withstands temperatures up to 160°C (320°F) PP has a higher temperature tolerance compared to all types of PE. #LLDPE #granules #lldpegranules #HDPE #chitraplast #granule #Plastics #Innovation #strength #linearlowdensity #LDPE #PP #PE
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2024-08-08T06:44:05
The most significant differences between PE and PP are their working temperature ranges: LDPE: Melting point of 105-115°C (220-240°F) LLDPE: Melting point between LDPE and HDPE HDPE: Melting point of 130-137°C (266-279°F) PP: Withstands temperatures up to 160°C (320°F) PP has a higher temperature tolerance compared to all types of PE. #LLDPE #granules #lldpegranules #HDPE #chitraplast #granule #Plastics #Innovation #strength #linearlowdensity #LDPE #PP #PE
2024-08-08T06:44:05
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