SABIC LDPE Resin

SABIC LDPE is a low-density polyethylene material used in flexible packaging, blown film extrusion, and foam manufacturing. Produced through high-pressure polymerization, it has a branched molecular structure that contributes to its flexibility, elongation, and melt strength.

The Sabic brand offers LDPE grades with different melt flow rates and additive formulations. These variations allow manufacturers to evaluate processing behavior and finished-product requirements when choosing a grade.

SABIC LDPE Resin Grades For Sale

Grade	SABIC LDPE Grades
General-Purpose Grades	2102NOW, 2102N3W, 2402H3W, HP2022JN, HP2023JN, HP2023NN
Film Extrusion Grades	2100NO, 2100NOW, 2101NOW, 2200HO, 2200H2, 2201HO, 2201H1, 2201H3W, 2202H3W, 2402HO, 2404H4, 2404NO, 2500NO, 2501NO, 2501NOW, 2600HO, HP4024WN, HP0321NN, HP0322N, HP0322NN, HP0323NN, HP0722NN, HP0723JN, HP0724NN, HP0823NN, HP20023, HP2025NN, HP2027LN, HP2027NN, HP4023WN, HP4024N, HP4025ZN, HP4027JN, HP4027NN, HP7022, HP7023
Tubular Grades	2005EC, 2008NO, 2015NO, 2308NO, 2402H3W, 2404NO
Masterbatch Grades	1965NO
Ultra-Melt-Strength (UMS) Grades	1905UO, 2202UO
Foam Application Grades	2004CX3, 2102XO, 2102X3, 2402CXO, 2600HO, 2602X1, HP0323NN, HP0823NN, HP2024JDF, HP2024NDF
Food-Contact Grades	1922NO, 2201HOW, 2201H1W, 2602HOW, 2801HOW

Factors to Consider When Selecting The Right Grade

Match the Processing Method. First, identify whether the resin will be used for blown film, cast film, foam extrusion, or extrusion coating. Each process has different requirements for melt flow, melt strength, and processing stability.
Compare Density and MFR. Density provides a useful reference for evaluating material structure and stiffness, while MFR helps indicate melt flow under specified test conditions. These values should be considered together with mechanical properties and actual processing results.
Confirm Additive Requirements. Determine whether the production process requires slip agents, antiblock agents, or other additives. This step is particularly important for film manufacturers who need consistent winding, opening, and converting performance.
Review End-Use Specifications. For packaging, evaluate clarity, toughness, and film handling. For foam products, focus on melt strength and expansion characteristics. For specialized applications, verify the relevant performance standards and regulatory documentation.
Before purchasing in bulk, review the latest TDS and conduct production trials to confirm that the selected grade meets the required specifications.

Main Properties of Sabic Low-density Polyethylene

Good Flexibility and Elongation. Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) has a branched molecular structure that provides flexibility and elongation, making it suitable for shopping bags, packaging liners, and plastic films.
Processing Performance. Some LDPE grades support film extrusion and foam processing. Depending on the grade, melt strength and drawdown stability can help maintain consistent production and film thickness.
Film Clarity and Appearance. Certain grades offer optical properties suited to transparent packaging. Film clarity also depends on thickness, cooling conditions, and processing stability.
Impact Resistance and Toughness. LDPE provides toughness for flexible packaging applications. For heavy-duty bags, industrial liners, and shrink films, evaluate tensile strength, tear resistance, and puncture resistance based on end-use requirements.
Additive Options. These SABIC LDPE grades may contain slip agents, antiblock agents, or no such additives. These formulations affect film friction, blocking, and handling. Check the relevant technical data sheet (TDS) to confirm the additive package.