ExxonMobil LLDPE is designed for a broad range of flexible packaging and industrial film applications. Its combination of toughness, puncture resistance, and tensile strength supports the production of durable films for various end uses.Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) is typically manufactured by copolymerizing ethylene with alpha-olefins such as 1-butene or 1-hexene. This molecular structure helps improve flexibility, tear resistance, and impact performance.Depending on the grade, ExxonMobil LLDPE is suitable for blown film and cast film extrusion, as well as the production of stretch wrap, shopping bags, agricultural films, and industrial packaging. Grade selection should consider processing conditions, required film properties, and the specifications outlined in the relevant technical data sheet. Popular ExxonMobil LLDPE Resin Grades Product GradeMFI (g/10 min)Typical ApplicationsLL 6201XR50Film processing and selected packaging applicationsLL 1002XBU2.0Blown film and flexible packagingLL 1002AY2.0Film extrusion and packagingLL 1001 Series1.0General-purpose film applicationsLL 1001.321.0Film extrusionLL 1002 Series Blown2.0Blown film and plastic bagsLL 1002YB Cast2.0Cast filmLL 1002YB Wire & Cable2.0Wire and cable applicationsLL 1107 Series0.80Film applications requiring suitable melt strengthLL 1236 Series3.6Film extrusion and packagingLL 3001.32 Cast1.0Cast filmLL 3001.631.0Film processingLL 3002.322.0Film extrusionLL 3003 Series3.2Packaging filmsLL 3201 Series0.80Film applicationsLL 3402.48 Blown2.0Blown filmLL 3402.48 Cast2.0Cast filmLL 3404.484.3Film extrusionLL 5002.092.0Film and packaging applicationsLL 5100.0920Film processingLL 6100.1720Film extrusionLL 6201.1950Film processingLL 6202.1912Film and packaging applicationsLL 6318.1718Film extrusionLL 6407.676.8Film processingLL 8450 Series5.0Film and packagingLL 8460 Series3.3Confirm grade-specific applicationLL 8555 Series6.8 How to Select the Right LLDPE Grade Choosing the appropriate grade requires more than comparing melt index or density. The following factors can help narrow down the options.Identify the processing method. Determine whether the production line uses blown film or cast film extrusion, and consider the equipment’s operating range.Define the end-use application. Establish whether the material will be used for food packaging, garbage bags, agricultural films, pallet wrapping, or heavy-duty industrial packaging.Set mechanical performance targets. Evaluate puncture resistance, tear strength, impact resistance, and elongation according to film thickness and operating conditions.Assess optical requirements. Compare haze, gloss, and transparency where appearance is important.Check additive compatibility. Confirm the presence or absence of slip agents, antiblock agents, processing aids, and thermal stabilizers to ensure compatibility with the existing formulation.Verify technical documentation. Request the latest TDS and SDS for the exact grade. Confirm supply availability, packaging, batch documentation, and applicable product standards before placing an order. Your Name * Your Email * Your Phone * Your Country Your Message *