MOL Group TIPOLEN FD 243-55 LDPE, Film Grade

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MOL Group TIPOLEN FD 243-55 LDPE, Film Grade
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyethylene (PE); Low Density (LDPE); Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Film Grade
Material Notes:	Description: TIPOLEN FD 243-55 is a low density polyethylene. The films made of this grade have excellent mechanical and optical properties. The grade contains slip and antiblocking agents. Applications: TIPOLEN FD 243-55 is intended for high clarity fine films, caps. Recommended film thickness is 0.015 to 0.04 mm. Density, Vicat Softening Temperature and Shore D Hardness have been measured on standard pressed specimens (ISO 293) conditioned at room temperature (ISO 291) (2) Properties on film in M.D./T.D. - thickness of 0.07 mm (MFR=0.3 g/10min) and 0.04 mm (MFR more than 0.3 g/10min), blow up ratio 2:1 Information provided by Molgroup Chemicals
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Available Properties

Density, ISO 1183-1, 1
Melt Flow, ISO 1133-1
Antiblock Level
Slip Level
Storage Temperature
Hardness, Shore D, ISO 868, 1
Film Elongation at Break, MD, ISO 527-1,3, 2
Film Elongation at Break, TD, ISO 527-1,3, 2
Dart Drop Test, ISO 7765-1 method A, 2
Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD, ISO 527-1,2, 2
Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD, ISO 527-1,3, 2
Vicat Softening Point, ISO 306/A 50, 1
Haze, ASTM D 1003, 2
Processing Temperature

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