HDPE Copolymer Resin

HDPE Copolymer Resin Characteristics & Uses

HDPE Copolymer Resin Applications:

Plastic Molded Concepts can use HDPE Copolymer Resin for a wide variety of molding services, including: 

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HDPE Copolymer Resin Material Data Sheet

These data sheets are examples of the information you should be able to acquire from the material supplier(s) of choice. When specific material(s) are selected then all necessary physical part properties will become the basis for your selection(s).
MaterialHDPE Copolymer
Chemical Name High Density Polyethylene Copolymer
StructureCrystaline
OpacityTranslucent to Opaque
StrengthTough, Waxy
Specific Gravity0.94-0.97
Shrinkage1.0 to 2.0%
Melting Point239°F
Deflection Temperature185°F
Service Temperature183.2°F
ApplicationsWhen it comes to plastic injection molding with HDPE Copolymer resin, some ideal applications are:

  • Seals

  • Closures

  • Containers

  • Storage

  • Household Goods

Advantages

  • Highly Inert

  • Non-Reactive

  • Fire Resistant

  • Chemical Resistant

Disadvantages

  • High Thermal Expansion

  • Susceptible to Stress Cracking

  • Difficult to Bond

  • Poor Temperature Capability

  • Low Strength