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SABIC HDPE M200050

    • Product Name: SABIC HDPE M200050
    • Alias: HDPE M200050
    • Einecs: 200-815-3
    • Mininmum Order: 1 g
    • Factroy Site: Yudu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
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    • Manufacturer: Ascent Petrochem Holdings Co., Limited
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    Specifications

    HS Code

    171643

    Product Name SABIC HDPE M200050
    Polymer Type High Density Polyethylene
    Melt Flow Rate 190c 5kg 0.50 g/10 min
    Density 0.949 g/cm3
    Tensile Strength At Yield 25 MPa
    Elongation At Break >600%
    Flexural Modulus 1050 MPa
    Impact Strength Charpy 23c 25 kJ/m2
    Melting Point 130°C
    Typical Applications Blow molding
    Processing Method Extrusion Blow Molding
    Color Natural
    Manufacturer SABIC

    As an accredited SABIC HDPE M200050 factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.

    Packing & Storage
    Packing The SABIC HDPE M200050 is typically packaged in 25 kg white polyethylene bags, featuring blue SABIC branding and product labeling.
    Shipping SABIC HDPE M200050 is typically shipped in 25 kg polyethylene bags, securely sealed to prevent contamination. Pallets are stretch-wrapped for stability, with each pallet containing multiple bags. Bulk shipments may use containers or silos. Ensure storage and transit away from direct sunlight, moisture, and ignition sources as per safety regulations.
    Storage SABIC HDPE M200050 should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or ignition. Keep the material in tightly closed original packaging to prevent contamination. Avoid prolonged exposure to outdoor conditions and strong oxidizing agents. Handle with care to prevent physical damage, and ensure good housekeeping to minimize dust generation and accumulation.
    Application of SABIC HDPE M200050

    Applications of SABIC HDPE M200050 in Industrial Manufacturing

    SABIC HDPE M200050 serves as a high-density polyethylene grade with well-documented mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and suitability for a wide spectrum of industrial conversion processes. As a direct manufacturer, our material integrates into precise downstream sectors requiring consistent quality and verified compliance.

    1. Industrial Drum & Chemical Packaging Production

    This grade is engineered for blow molding processes in industrial drum and jerry can manufacturing environments. Its molecular weight distribution ensures excellent impact strength and rigidity, supporting reliable containment of aggressive chemicals and solvents. Processors typically run high-capacity lines for UN and ADR-approved packaging requiring controlled molding parameters and traceable material origin.

    Industry compliance standards

    • UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods
    • ADR (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road)
    • ISO 16103:2019 (Packaging—Transport packaging for dangerous goods—Plastics compatibility testing)
    • REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 (chemical safety compliance for packaging)

    Typical usage ratio

    • HDPE content at 97%–100% for single-layer drums and jerry cans
    • Usage may reduce to 85%–90% in co-extruded multilayer structures with UV barrier or antistatic layers

    Downstream process integration

    • Direct extrusion and blow molding stage, pellet feed in continuous or batch mode
    • Material pre-drying not required under typical European humidity levels
    • Color masterbatch and process stabilizers dispersion

    Final product types

    • 200L chemical drums
    • 20L–60L stackable jerry cans
    • Intermediate bulk containers (IBC) inner bottles
    • Chemical storage and transport containers

    2. Pressure Pipe and Water Supply Systems

    Processors deploy this resin in extrusion lines for municipal and industrial fluid transport piping. Its controlled density and melt flow ensure compliance with hydrostatic pressure requirements at ambient and elevated temperatures. Network operators and contractors widely specify it for potable water and industrial process water pipelines, thanks to its stress crack resistance and suitability for welding and joining procedures.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EN 12201-2 (Plastics piping systems for water supply—Polyethylene—Part 2: Pipes)
    • ISO 4427 (Polyethylene pipes and fittings for water supply)
    • NSF/ANSI 61 (Drinking Water System Components—Health Effects)
    • SABIC test reports for organoleptic water quality compliance

    Typical usage ratio

    • 100% HDPE in monolayer potable water pipes
    • Down to 90%–95% HDPE with 5%–10% black carbon masterbatch for outdoor pipes (for UV protection)

    Downstream process integration

    • Continuous screw extrusion into pipe dies, typically with in-line sizing and cooling
    • Material sometimes blended on-site with recycled clean PE scrap, up to 10%, based on project specification

    Final product types

    • Pressurized potable water pipes
    • Industrial liquid distribution pipelines
    • Drainage and sewerage pipes
    • Piping components (fittings, couplers)

    3. Large Blow-Molded Automotive Parts

    This grade undergoes transformation in the manufacturing of large-format automotive air ducts, tanks, and structural panels. High molecular weight ensures low brittleness at sub-zero temperatures and enables tight molding cycles in multi-cavity tools. OEMs require stable dimensional tolerance and zero contamination for parts subjected to impact, vibration, and fuel or coolant exposure.

    Industry compliance standards

    • IATF 16949:2016 (Automotive Quality Management Systems)
    • OEM-specific chemical resistance and odor emission testing (e.g., VW TL 211, Ford WSS-M4D114-A1)
    • ISO 11469:2000 (Plastics identification in automotive parts)
    • RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU (for electrical component housings)

    Typical usage ratio

    • HDPE base content at 95%–100% for uncolored tanks and ducts
    • Colored or functional parts may include up to 5%–8% antistatic, UV absorber, or flame retardant masterbatch

    Downstream process integration

    • Extrusion blow molding in high-volume automotive Tier-1 and Tier-2 production lines
    • Granules may be gravimetrically dosed where color matching or special properties are specified

    Final product types

    • Automotive fuel tanks
    • AdBlue/DEF tanks
    • Air intake ducts
    • Wheel arch liners and engine covers

    4. Food Contact Bottles and Containers

    This resin forms an essential component in the manufacture of blow-molded food contact packaging, especially for large-volume dairy and juice containers. Processors appreciate its low extractables profile and taste neutrality in sensitive fill applications. Filling plants require consistent sealing and pressure resistance throughout the logistics chain for products governed by food hygiene laws.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EU Framework Regulation (EC) No. 1935/2004 (materials in contact with food)
    • Commission Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 (Plastic Food Contact Materials)
    • U.S. FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 (Olefin polymers for food packaging)
    • Good Manufacturing Practice Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006 (GMP)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 95%–100% HDPE for monolayer, unpigmented food bottles
    • Blending with 2%–7% color and opacity masterbatch for branded packaging

    Downstream process integration

    • Extrusion blow molding with integrated neck finishing and in-line leak testing
    • Strict batch traceability and lot segregation for food safety audits

    Final product types

    • Milk jugs and dairy bottles (1–5 liter)
    • Edible oil containers
    • Fruit juice and beverage bottles
    • Food storage bins and bulk feed hoppers

    5. Cable Protection and Electrical Conduit Systems

    SABIC’s HDPE is used by converters in the extrusion of corrugated and smooth-wall cable protection conduits for civil and industrial projects. Installers seek its impact and abrasion resistance for underground and exposed runs. Requirements often include fire performance labeling and the ability to withstand freezing, UV, and soil chemicals throughout the lifecycle of embedded systems.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EN 61386-24 (Conduit systems for cable management—Underground conduits)
    • IEC 60754-1&2 (Halogen-free test methods for gases evolved during combustion)
    • ISO 9001:2015 (Quality management for process traceability)
    • DIN VDE 0605 (Conduit systems for electrical installations)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 90%–98% HDPE base resin, with optional 2%–10% UV stabilizer or flame retardant masterbatch for aboveground and exposed applications
    • Adjustment for stiffness using up to 8% recycled HDPE, where local codes permit

    Downstream process integration

    • Twin-screw or single-screw extrusion into annular or plain-wall conduit forms
    • Inline embossing and continuous marking for traceability and compliance

    Final product types

    • Corrugated cable protection conduit (underground and aboveground)
    • Smooth-wall electrical pipes
    • Multi-duct telecom conduits
    • Flexible or rigid installation conduits

    6. Agricultural Tank and Silo Fabrication

    Our material is selected by agri-equipment manufacturers producing large storage silos, liquid fertilizer tanks, and water storage units. It meets the impact, stress, and UV-stability criteria necessary for long-term field exposure. Blown or rotational molding operations rely on its consistent pellet quality and processability to achieve wall thickness uniformity and robust seam weld integrity.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EN 12573-2 (Welded static non-pressurized thermoplastic tanks—Design and calculation)
    • ISO 16603:2004 (Resistance to penetration by synthetic blood—Agricultural chemical storage)
    • UV resistance: QUV ASTM D4329-13 for accelerated weathering
    • National drinking water storage standards (e.g., AS/NZS 4020:2018)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 85%–100% HDPE content depending on requirement for UV absorbers, colorants, and FR additives
    • Pigments or stabilizers: up to 12% by weight for tanks with direct sun exposure

    Downstream process integration

    • Rotomolding and extrusion blow molding for large volume shapes
    • Gravimetric blending with process additives at the hopper stage

    Final product types

    • Agricultural chemical and fertilizer tanks
    • Rainwater or potable water storage silos
    • Bulk seed and grain silos
    • Livestock feed hoppers

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    More Introduction

    SABIC HDPE M200050: A Reliable Workhorse for Extrusion and Packaging

    The Manufacturer’s Perspective on SABIC HDPE M200050

    People who work with polymers often ask what makes a specific grade perform better in their production line, in their machines, and for their final product. As a chemical manufacturer, we take every batch of SABIC HDPE M200050 through a controlled and transparent production process so that the benefits show up where it matters—on your shop floor. Years of hands-on manufacturing have honed our appreciation for the particular advantages this high density polyethylene grade offers, especially to converters running high-speed lines.

    What Makes M200050 Distinct?

    SABIC HDPE M200050 isn't just another resin in the warehouse. It features a consistently high melt flow rate, around 20 g/10 min, which supports rapid extrusion and injection. This translates into faster mold filling, thinner wall production without compromising mechanical strength, and easy processing in conditions demanding precision. We monitor density, molecular weight, and melt index at each batch. Operators working on our extruders notice the difference in both output and yield: fewer line interruptions, low die drool, and pellets that feed without fusing or clogging.

    We've seen too many “HDPE” grades from questionable sources produce erratic melt behavior. With SABIC M200050, the consistency is immediately obvious as you run it through the extruder. Granules remain free-flowing; oxidative degradation stays at bay; cycles become predictable, enabling tight production… and reducing scrap. Many packaging converters appreciate the low tendency for gels or fish-eyes in blown film and pipe applications, helping produce clean, strong finished goods that reflect the manufacturer’s discipline upstream.

    Specifications That Matter in Real Production

    It's easy to list off numbers from a typical data sheet, but our customers care about performance during long campaigns and demanding shift schedules. M200050’s molecular structure supports strong environmental stress crack resistance—an attribute that counts for pipe and industrial container makers who guarantee their product won’t split or deform after cycles in cold rooms or sunlit logistics depots. We design the resin to resist common failure points: impact, UV, slow crack growth.

    The particle size distribution and purity don't only come up in a laboratory test; they eliminate headaches for machine operators. It’s the reason processors see fewer black specs, reduced plate-out on screws and barrels, and almost no unexpected gassing. When facing tight recycling requirements, clear segregation, or food-contact standards, we apply strict raw material sourcing. Each load of M200050 moves through de-dusting and stringent quality checkpoints, not just once or twice, but integrated across our manufacturing sequence.

    Proven Uses: Where M200050 Sets the Standard

    Over the years, M200050 has become a popular choice for producing blow-molded containers, thin-walled technical parts, industrial chemical drums, and pressure-rated pipes. In production halls making jerry cans, our resin finishes crisp corners smoothly without brittleness. In extrusion lines churning out telecom ducts and water pipes, the fast cycle time and smooth internal surface help reduce pressure loss and avoid flow contaminants. Customers building household and industrial containers see drop tests and impact assessments passed without repairs or retooling.

    For packaging films, M200050 responds well to stretch and thickness reduction without yielding, staying tough across temperature fluctuations. Our technical teams often work alongside clients tuning die geometry or blending masterbatches, so we optimize outputs and waste simultaneously. We’ve spent enough hours on the production floor to respect the value of avoiding batch-to-batch surprises. Clients enjoy the peace of mind that each delivery will perform as expected, minimize downtime, and reduce maintenance costs.

    Why Choose a Reliable Manufacturer’s Grade?

    Many suppliers will sell “HDPE” with varying results. Rather than relying on a badge or a marketing descriptor, trust material where every shipment matches the one before it. Our commitment lies in rolling out batches backed by decades of investment in reactor technology, in-line quality control, and proactive logistics support. This is not an abstract promise—it’s a necessity. Batch traceability follows every pallet we ship, down to raw ethylene input, additives, and operator logs.

    In industries competing on volume and speed, variation in polymer behavior quickly explains why some plants lose days troubleshooting sheet defects or pipe sag, while others keep lines humming. Working with M200050 means less time fighting blocked filters, inconsistent shrinkage, or sudden breakdowns. Our technical staff consults on-site commissioning and troubleshooting, providing not just product but a reliable partnership when a run hits a snag or a trial shifts to full scale.

    Differences from Commodity HDPE Grades

    It’s tempting to compare numbers, but usability comes from subtle differences developed through feedback, process adjustments, and learning from our largest and most demanding customers. For example, M200050’s high melt flow enables fast molding cycles that ordinary HDPE may not handle. Where commodity grades often struggle to meet exacting drop test standards or fail after season-long UV exposure, M200050 delivers enhanced impact resistance and a stabilizer package developed in close consultation with end users who won’t accept early failure, stress whitening, or unpredictable aging.

    In the real world, processors want resin that transitions quickly during resin changes, doesn’t require frequent purge cycles, and keeps machine screws and dies clean. M200050 sets itself apart because we control contamination and gel formation from sourcing to pelletization. It eliminates process headaches caused by volatile fractions or unbalanced comonomer content. Market substitutes sometimes seem economical, but after factoring in yield losses, color changeovers, and downtime, our customers continually find better value in consistent SABIC production.

    From a manufacturer’s viewpoint, there’s no substitute for predictable processability. Our factory partners express relief when shifting from inconsistent imports to regular M200050 supply—no more guesswork plugging into computer-controlled extrusion lines. The material purges cleanly, shifts with minimal residue, and adapts to automation protocols without constant fiddling.

    Supporting the Future: Recycling, Compliance, and Sustainability

    The polymer industry sees growing demand for resins that fit into a circular economy. Our manufacturing process for M200050 deploys closed-loop systems, energy recovery, and advanced catalyst management. Material traceability helps end users demonstrate compliance with food safety, potable water, and shelf-life requirements. We work closely with downstream partners to characterize and document every ingredient, ensuring what comes out never brings surprises in leaching, permeation, or aging.

    Post-consumer recycling rates keep rising, and technical barriers for recycling often trace back to mixed and variable feedstocks. Consistent prime resin allows recyclers to predict melt flows and maintain mechanical properties even after multiple cycles. By producing resin to tighter controls than most market grades, we help support higher-value recycling with less rework, lower impurity content, and better color stability. Some of our partners already blend M200050 with approved recyclate grades, extending shelf life for products and closing the resource loop.

    Market pressures won’t disappear, and every brand must meet not only local regulations but also rising expectations from consumers and corporate buyers. M200050 continues to evolve with demands for antimicrobial performance, improved food-contact compliance, and lower carbon footprints. Field data from logistics, beverage, construction, and medical packaging support its reputation for delivering the reliability regulators require and end users appreciate.

    Field Experience: Real Results in Demanding Applications

    On large-capacity blow molding lines, SABIC M200050 has been trusted to maintain product quality across months of continuous operation, outputting thousands of containers without unexpected shutdowns. Plant engineers often tell us about smooth purges and minimal scrap, especially during tight production runs ahead of seasonal peaks. Container yards report excellent stacking stability and freedom from panel denting, thanks to the optimized balance of stiffness and flexibility built into the resin’s molecular structure.

    Telecom and water pipe producers have also reported improved throughput and lower failure rates due to controlled viscosity and reduced volatile loss during extrusion. In climates ranging from desert extremes to damp coastal regions, M200050 retains impact strength and chemical resistance, reducing replacement and warranty claims. Packaging converters using high-speed film lines mention the clear appearance and uniform gauge tolerance that catches the eye of both quality inspectors and end consumers.

    Reuse and recycling bring their own set of challenges, especially where edge quality, weld line strength, and impact resistance are required in secondary applications. Consistent resin behavior makes blends more manageable and helps processors run longer between screen changes. Over time, this generates savings in labor, material losses, and machine maintenance—benefits often underestimated until operators experience the difference firsthand.

    Commitment to Quality and Customer Support

    As a manufacturer, we see ourselves as partners in our clients’ success. Continuous feedback from production teams leads us to fine-tune not just the chemistry, but also logistics, product support, and on-site troubleshooting. Regular on-site meetings with processors give us a direct line to the shop floor, catching emerging challenges or new opportunities for improvement. We know that every minute of downtime matters, so we keep technical specialists available for production trials, root cause analysis, and custom blending advice on request.

    Our labs run 24/7, cross-checking batches, tracking trends, and feeding data back to our reaction engineers. We invest in automation, predictive maintenance, and operator training to keep the bar high. Every lot, from truckload to bulk railcar, leaves with a certificate reflecting the actual results—never generalized “typical” properties, but batch data tracked through the supply chain.

    Clients get real support built on decades of polymer science and hands-on process engineering. From automotive tanks to medical packaging, from food storage bins to protective closures, every application that stresses the material gets our attention and follow-through.

    Looking Forward: Stable Supply in a Volatile Market

    The volatility of global resin markets, energy pricing, and raw material availability can upset even the most carefully managed supply chains. We build relationships for the long term—not just emphasizing price or monthly volumes, but prioritizing transparency, planning, and reliability. Forward contracts, scheduled shipments, and contingency planning keep our partners supplied, even during unexpected surges or raw material crises.

    Our supply security comes from robust backward integration with base petrochemicals, ongoing investment in capacity expansions, and multiple production modules spread across geographic regions. We update internal logistics technology regularly—serving clients with predictive delivery, online shipment tracking, and dedicated buffer inventories where continuity makes a difference.

    Emergency support lines stay open year-round, and field engineers visit plants quickly during troubleshooting. We have learned that in high-pressure manufacturing environments, trust grows only through consistent performance and rapid, knowledgeable follow-up when a new challenge arises. Our technical team’s ability to adapt recipes or delivery schedules, and to advise on resin blends or process modifications, supports both established clients and newcomers trialling M200050 for the first time.

    Why SABIC HDPE M200050 Stands Out

    Widespread application across industries often spells generic or undifferentiated grades. With M200050, each processor enjoys peace of mind rooted in rigorous design, evidence-based testing, and unmatched production discipline. Real-world production pressures—mold fouling, extrusion instability, surface irregularities—find their solutions in the tight control of our process variables and the ongoing dialogue with our end users.

    Detailed resin design, strict additive selection, and advanced purification help us deliver material that keeps machines running longer, with fewer cleaning cycles and predictable yields. Sustainability and recycling remain front-of-mind; so does the responsibility to keep batch quality high and supply lines steady. For converters and manufacturers who have had enough of chasing problems back to their raw material, M200050 offers a welcome foundation.

    Technical resources, site integration, and real accountability drive everything we produce. The end product—whether a complex profile, a pharmaceutical bottle, or a fuel tank—depends on raw material designed and delivered for the realities of global industry.

    From production floor to loading dock, through patent innovation and daily troubleshooting, our commitment remains unchanged: to provide resin that delivers consistent, documented performance, with full technical support and transparent supply. SABIC HDPE M200050 is more than a code on a bag; it’s a reflection of a manufacturing philosophy built to last.

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