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SABIC LDPE 0722

    • Product Name: SABIC LDPE 0722
    • Alias: LDPE0722
    • Einecs: 204-815-9
    • 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

    742024

    Product Name SABIC LDPE 0722
    Manufacturer SABIC
    Material Type Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE)
    Density G Cm3 0.922
    Melt Flow Rate G 10min 190c 2 16kg 0.25
    Melting Point C 110
    Tensile Strength At Yield Mpa 8.5
    Elongation At Break Percent 400
    Flexural Modulus Mpa 200
    Vicat Softening Temperature C 90
    Dart Drop Impact G 150
    Additives Slip and anti-block

    As an accredited SABIC LDPE 0722 factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.

    Packing & Storage
    Packing The packaging of SABIC LDPE 0722 is a white 25 kg plastic bag, displaying the blue SABIC logo and product details.
    Shipping SABIC LDPE 0722 is typically shipped in 25 kg polyethylene bags or bulk containers, ensuring product integrity and protection from contamination. The material should be stored and transported in a dry, ventilated environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, adhering to standard safety and handling guidelines for thermoplastic resins.
    Storage SABIC LDPE 0722 should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or ignition. Keep the packaging tightly closed to prevent contamination. Avoid strong oxidizing agents. Ensure the material is not exposed to temperatures above 40°C for extended periods to maintain its quality and processing properties.
    Application of SABIC LDPE 0722

    Applications of SABIC LDPE 0722 in Industrial Manufacturing

    SABIC LDPE 0722 is a low-density polyethylene resin applied in multiple specialized industrial manufacturing segments. Its properties enable controlled film formation, secure sealing, and regulated flow behavior, supporting a range of high-value finished goods production. Below we detail primary downstream sectors and integration specifics.

    1. Extrusion Coating for Food Packaging Papers

    This grade enters directly into extrusion coating lines, where processors apply polyethylene layers onto substrates like kraft paper and paperboard. It creates a continuous, greaseproof, and water-resistant surface for food-contact packaging. Manufacturers monitor melt flow and gauge control throughout coating passes to match the substrate’s physical demands. The resulting laminates ensure direct-contact safety for items such as bakery sleeves, confectionery wraps, and take-out containers, requiring strict migration and non-toxicity performance.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EU Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 for food contact materials
    • FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 (USA)
    • BfR XXXVI Paper and Board for Food Contact (Germany)
    • GMP Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006

    Typical usage ratio

    • Coating weights generally range from 12 to 45 g/m², adjusted to substrate and barrier requirements
    • Primary polymer content is 100%; minor blend with antiblock or slip additives if demanded by process

    Downstream process integration

    • Feeds via gravimetric hoppers to extruders adjacent to paper unwind stations
    • Direct melt application onto moving web, followed by chill roll and inline corona treatment

    Final product types

    • Baking paper wraps
    • Butter and cheese wrapping papers
    • Coffee cup sleeves
    • Snack food pouches using paper/PE

    2. Blown Film for Agricultural Mulch

    Process engineers use LDPE 0722 for blown film lines producing agricultural mulch films. The polymer delivers puncture resistance and consistent shrink behavior required for field-laying, while supporting tailored degradation and color additive distribution. These films protect soil and root zones, manage moisture, and act as a weed barrier in mechanized farming. Strict residue and environmental safety criteria apply, especially for edible crop use.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ISO 18606:2013 for biodegradable mulch films in agriculture (when blended with certified degradable additives)
    • EU Regulation (EC) No 10/2011 for plastics in contact with food crops
    • EN 13655 for plastic films for soil mulching
    • REACH Annex XVII for restricted substances (Europe)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 70–100% LDPE content; balance with metallocene PE or EVA for targeted tear strength or elongation
    • White masterbatch at 2–8% for UV stabilization and reflection in horticulture films

    Downstream process integration

    • Batch blending in mixer silos
    • Feeding to mono or multilayer blown film line
    • Bubble collapse, slitting, perforation, and roll winding for distribution to farms

    Final product types

    • Black mulch film rolls for vegetable rows
    • Colored horticultural ground covers
    • Photodegradable film types for high-turnover crops
    • Double-layered specialty films for vineyard use

    3. Injection Molding for Container Lids and Closures

    This grade supports high-cavity injection molding of flexible container lids and snap-fit closures for personal care, pharmaceutical, and food sectors. Its melt flow enables mold filling in thin wall geometries while preventing warping. Producers ensure traceability and batch segregation for regulated markets, while optimizing cycle times and part ejection features for maximum throughput. Functional lids require organoleptic neutral polymer bases to avoid product tainting or migration risks.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ISO 9001:2015–certified manufacturing processes
    • FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 for repeated-use food contact items (USA)
    • EU Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 migration limits
    • Pharmacopoeia USP <661.1> for pharmaceutical packaging (where applicable)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 90–100% pure low-density polyethylene; filler levels up to 5% for specific tactile properties or colorants
    • Adjustment for antistatic masterbatch by 0.2–0.5% if required

    Downstream process integration

    • Silo-fed plasticizing to reciprocating screw injection units
    • Direct filling of multi-cavity precision molds
    • Post-mold deburring and automated setting into packaging lines

    Final product types

    • Tub lids for yogurt and spreads
    • Snap-on closures for personal care bottles
    • Pill bottle caps and pharmaceutical closures
    • Protective overcaps for industrial containers

    4. Cable Insulation and Sheathing Compounds

    Cable manufacturers incorporate this LDPE grade into compounds for cross-linked and non-cross-linked insulation for low and medium-voltage applications, prioritizing electrical resistivity and moisture resistance. The resin accommodates incorporation of flame retardant and anti-UV packages under high-shear compounding. Quality teams verify dielectric strength and mechanical elongation performance of the cable sheaths, ensuring no deviation or raw material contamination, particularly in telecom and power distribution cables.

    Industry compliance standards

    • IEC 60811 for non-metallic cable insulation and sheathing tests
    • ICEA S-61-402 for thermoplastic-insulated wire and cable (USA)
    • UL 1581 for electrical wires, cables, and flexible cords
    • RoHS 2011/65/EU for hazardous substance restrictions

    Typical usage ratio

    • 55–95% LDPE; complemented with 5–30% EVA or LLDPE for mechanical flexibility or hardness adjustment
    • Inclusion of flame retardants or UV stabilizers at 2–8% as per application/environmental demand

    Downstream process integration

    • Twin-screw extrusion compounding with additives and colorants
    • Granule pelletizing and drying prior to cable extrusion
    • On-line layer application over bare cable conductors

    Final product types

    • Building wire insulation (low voltage)
    • Outdoor telecom cable jackets
    • Automotive wiring harnesses
    • Data transmission cable insulation

    5. Protective Film for Industrial Sheet and Appliance Surfaces

    Film converters process LDPE 0722 for protective masking films designed to safeguard sheet metals, laminates, and appliance faces during downstream fabrication and transport. These films require tightly controlled peel strength and clarity, ensuring easy removal without adhesive residue. The formulation sometimes integrates antistatic or anti-block agents to enhance unrolling and application. Quality labs assess adhesion and tear performance consistently.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EN 60243 (IEC 60243) for electrical strength when required by electronic appliance lines
    • ISO 9001:2015 for quality management in converting lines
    • REACH SVHC compliance for chemical safety (EU)
    • Manufacturer-specific approval from auto, appliance, or electronics OEMs

    Typical usage ratio

    • Pure LDPE 95–100%; blend with 1–3% slip or antiblock additive depending on application surface
    • Occasional 2–4% color masterbatch for UV protection if outdoor exposure is expected

    Downstream process integration

    • Uninterrupted feed into blown or cast film lines
    • Inline surface modification for static control or adhesion tuning
    • Cutting, slitting, and roll packaging tailored to end-user sheet dimensions

    Final product types

    • Protective masking films for stainless steel and aluminum coil sheets
    • Surface protection for refrigerator and air conditioner panels
    • Temporary protection films for display screens and laminated flooring
    • Removable self-adhesive films for automotive body panels

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    More Introduction

    SABIC LDPE 0722: From Our Lines to Your Operations

    Introduction to LDPE 0722 and What Sets It Apart

    Manufacturing plastics every day, there’s a handful of grades we return to because they genuinely serve our partners’ needs. One of those is SABIC LDPE 0722. Over decades, our teams have melted, extruded, and blown more metric tons of low-density polyethylene into finished goods than most people see in a lifetime. We see how subtle shifts in product grade affect line speeds, melt strength, and film clarity. The 0722 series brings a balance we've come to trust, keeping both the process and the product steady from pallet to final application.

    Understanding the Material

    SABIC LDPE 0722 flows off our reactors as granular resin consisting of long, flexible polymer chains. This unique chain structure gives the resin a soft touch and high flexibility once processed. The melt flow rate lands comfortably around 0.3 g/10min. For anyone who’s run a blown film or extrusion line, this means smooth processing and consistent bubble stability. We’ve watched the film come out clear, with solid mechanical properties. Tensile strength and elongation fall right in line for general-purpose packaging.

    As originators, we see firsthand how consistency in the polymerization step translates directly to roll output. A stable process means fewer line stops, less scrap, and real savings at scale. We strive to keep each batch matched to the last, which our converters value for their peace of mind.

    Everyday Uses Informed by Real Shop Floor Experience

    From the beginning, SABIC LDPE 0722 served industries focused on flexible film packaging. Watching bags, liners, and wraps roll up on winding drums across our partner facilities, we hear consistent feedback: this grade runs reliably on both older and modern equipment. That reliability comes down to its controlled melt index and purity.

    In sheet extrusion, LDPE 0722 gives a smooth, pinhole-free surface. Films shine with a high-gloss finish and optical clarity—important for consumer-facing items. Our food packaging customers appreciate that cleanliness and consistency. We’ve seen end users run everything from bread bags to technical liners with nearly the same run conditions, and that kind of process flexibility is not easy to achieve.

    Other applications, like cable insulation and agricultural films, benefit from the model's distinctive characteristics—firm flex-crack resistance and resilience against rough handling. Waste bag producers often ask for this grade because it handles the sudden stress of carrying heavy, shifting loads. Coupled with the right blend of additives, it can handle UV exposures in greenhouses and open fields, without splitting after a month under sun and rain.

    Difference from Commodity and Specialized Products

    We’ve processed just about every grade under the sun. Commodity LDPEs often fall short either in purity or in process predictability. Some have a tendency to gel, or they carry impurities that show up as gels and fisheyes in the final film. Those defects mean costly downtime to clean screens and stops in production.

    Compared to resin grades meant only for high-speed blown film lines, the 0722 keeps up but doesn’t force operators to sacrifice clarity or softness for pure speed. It walks the line between easy processing and strong mechanical film properties. High-melt-index LDPEs sometimes run hotter and faster but can lose stretchability and impact resistance. Our grade offers a middle road—good strength, strong sealing, and that signature low haze our customers expect.

    We have also seen the results when customers try to substitute with higher-density resins to cut costs. The films turn brittle, develop edge splits, and don’t seal well, especially at lower temperatures. SABIC LDPE 0722 holds a soft, pliable texture, making it easier to create consistent seals and tight closures in bags.

    Factual Specification Highlights Turned Practical

    From our own extrusion lines, SABIC LDPE 0722 runs at typical melt temperatures from 160°C to 195°C. Thickness control remains straightforward for films all the way down to 20 microns. LDPE 0722 granules disperse cleanly, speeding up color or modifier blending—important for converters running short product lots or frequent changeovers.

    We often work with partners who need not only clarity and softness, but regulatory peace of mind for food contact and hygiene films. SABIC ensures strict adherence to food-grade standards during production. That commitment doesn’t stop at paperwork; on our production floor, we monitor trace impurities vigorously to avoid any batch drifting out of compliance.

    Operational Ease and Maintenance on the Shop Floor

    Most of our customers rely on this grade not just for the final product specs but for how it behaves in day-to-day operation. Our in-house technicians, with years in plastics, appreciate that LDPE 0722 doesn’t gum up barrels or jam up the die with gels. Line start-ups become less stressful, and there’s reduced wear on screw and barrel surfaces. Clean running also means less downtime for maintenance, which means more time extruding film to fill orders instead of replacing screens and filters.

    Pack houses, co-packers, and converters running 24-hour operations tell us line workers can predict machine adjustments and winding speeds with LDPE 0722. In high-speed operations, film roll formation remains tight and uniform, which minimizes edge waste at reel changes.

    Reliable Sealing and Bag Formation

    Out in the bag conversion halls, where cut, seal, and punch happen in sequence, we’ve watched the rolling knives and heated jaws work almost seamlessly with SABIC LDPE 0722. Low seal initiation temperatures allow for strong closures without the film burning or turning brittle at the seam. Bag welds stay secure, even after rough handling in logistics or warehouse settings.

    For producers dealing with various bag sizes and gauges in short order runs, the forgiving nature of 0722 offers real labor savings. Adjustments to temperature or dwell time remain minimal between product switches, keeping throughput up and minimizing learning curves for new operators.

    Why Downstream Users Choose 0722 in Long-Term Partnerships

    Our company builds relationships on results, not promises. The LDPE 0722 grade keeps customers coming back on their own terms, not through binding contracts or promotional pushes. Once a packaging line gets dialed in with 0722, plant managers know the output will match standards shift after shift. We track fewer complaints about film gels and splits with this grade, and on our end, returns for quality issues approach zero.

    Converters making hygiene films have strict traceability protocols. SABIC LDPE 0722 integrates smoothly into their batches. Batch codes remain accurate, melt flow variations are kept within tight tolerances, and defects in output almost disappear. For businesses focused on unbroken supply chains and repeatable quality, such stability speaks more than any sales sheet.

    Handling and Storage—Practical Notes From the Warehouse

    Not every plant keeps perfect climate control. Real life brings temperature swings, humidity, and warehouse dust. SABIC ships LDPE 0722 in high-integrity bags designed to resist moisture ingress. We’ve seen the resin pellet still free-flowing even after months on a warehouse rack. Our team recommends storing under cover and off concrete, avoiding direct sunlight, but minor drift from ideal still leaves the product usable and unchanged.

    Bulk loading and transfer remain simple. The granulated resin flows well in automated feed systems, minimizing bridging and clumping. This translates into uninterrupted production, crucial for operations running continuous shifts.

    Resilience in Challenging Environments

    The reality of plastic film production involves more than just chemistry. Poor feedstock, inconsistent pellet size, or off-quality batches slow down the best-packaging lines. SABIC LDPE 0722 has become a standby for operations who can’t afford delays. Test after test, the finished films hold up under low temperatures, resist tearing after heat and cold cycles, and maintain flexibility as blends shift through recycled content or color variations.

    Our technical staff regularly visit partners facing process upsets—unexpected resin substitution, color masterbatch changes, or rapid gauge swaps. LDPE 0722 often acts as a process stabilizer, damping the impact of up- or downstream changes. A steady hand in the mix, it supports high-throughput runs without worrying about inconsistent output.

    Difference from Linear-Low and Specialized Polymers

    Customers evaluating LDPE 0722 often ask about cost cutting with LLDPE or HDPE blends. It’s a real-world question, and the answer comes from the shop floor. While LLDPE brings strong puncture resistance, it can’t match LDPE 0722 for softness, clarity, or easy processing. Stiffer blends clog screws and don’t relax stress as cleanly in film, leading to wrinkles or memory during rollup. Customers producing consumer-facing products frequently select 0722 for its optical clarity—fewer haze complaints and more vibrant shelf appearance.

    In the technical side of agriculture or deep-freeze packaging, specialized resins sometimes offer quirks like extreme toughness or specific slip properties. SABIC LDPE 0722 supports most standard anti-block, slip, or anti-static additives without fuss, and it welcomes modifiers in the blend. This adaptability gives converters a single go-to grade for wide spec ranges, minimizing line changeovers.

    Scalability and Supply Consistency You Can Rely On

    Being the manufacturer, we control the process—from ethylene feed to pellet production to quality assurance. It’s not just about certificates; we witness the difference on the plant floor between well-produced resin and rushed batches. Contracts are met on schedule. Batch to batch, the pellets display consistent melt index, particle size, and hue. Our production history with LDPE 0722 reassures both multinational packagers and small shop operators who count on predictable schedules.

    During times of feedstock tightness or logistical challenges, we’ve prioritized reliability. Partners needing urgent deliveries get full shipments, not cut-back loads, even during supply interruptions. We know what it feels like to have an extrusion hall waiting on material, and we don’t risk those relationships.

    Supporting Sustainability and Circularity Goals

    A growing number of our partners bring us their sustainability challenges. SABIC LDPE 0722 integrates well with post-consumer recycled (PCR) content streams. Mixes up to moderate PCR loads don’t impair melt strength or film surface quality. Some customers press for bio-based or green inputs, and ongoing development on our end aims to make those tie-ins seamless without compromising process reliability. Achieving a balance between eco-performance and manufacturing discipline remains a shared goal.

    We commit to minimizing waste in both production and downstream use. Production rejects feed back into the system using established reprocessing guidelines. Plant staff keep a close eye on start-up and shut-down protocols, maximizing saleable output and reducing off-spec returns. Our labs run film aging and breakdown tests, benchmarking against the 0722 baseline to spot performance drops at lower additive loads.

    Handling Customer Feedback and Field Adjustments

    Over the years, direct dialog with plant supervisors, maintenance leads, and quality assurance experts has helped us tune LDPE 0722. We document and react to every reported deviation. If a batch runs hotter, requires more color master, or sees increased gels, our support teams investigate and adjust upstream.

    This on-the-ground engagement ensures that LDPE 0722 runs right in varied locations and equipment setups. We’ve supported startups with limited experience, walking them through process tuning for smoother transitions. For longtime partners, technical knowledge transfers keep skills current, with ongoing training around new film requirements or market specifications.

    Industry Challenges and Paths Forward

    Film manufacturers face pressure to move faster, cut waste, and meet an ever-expanding list of regulatory standards. LDPE 0722 grows with those needs. From reliable film extrusion to consistent bag formation, we keep investing in process improvement, building on customer input and results. Automation support is broadening, with better resin feed handling and melt diagnostics. We’re working on digital links between production runs and order tracking, supporting operators with step-by-step guides based on real trend data.

    Emerging package uses—single-serve, barrier, or medical—demand ever higher standards of purity and consistency. We keep improving raw material filtration, adopting stricter controls on trace metal content and process residues. In the field, it’s not uncommon to see regulatory audits, and SABIC LDPE 0722 stands up to scrutiny, backed by records and traceable runs from start to finish.

    Final Word From the Manufacturer’s Floor

    Decades in plastics manufacturing teach the value of reliable partners and resilient raw materials. SABIC LDPE 0722 stands as a grade grounded in day-to-day production. From fast runs on film lines to tough duty in bags and agriculture, it’s proven itself as a workhorse. We stand behind its quality, not because of marketing, but because we see its performance daily—at our own lines and across the floors of hundreds of partners who stake their products and reputation on it.

    Those looking for a consistent, process-friendly, and reliable low-density polyethylene will find that LDPE 0722 meets the challenge. Straightforward to use, resilient in a range of demanding end uses, and backed by both technical and operational support, it’s a staple for anyone serious about quality film and flexible packaging production.

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