HDPE sheets feature excellent electrical insulation, water resistance, and chemical resistance, along with outstanding wear resistance and good machinability. Their crystallinity is approximately 80%–90%, with a softening point of about 120–135°C, and they offer good overall toughness and cold resistance, maintaining high toughness and elastic strength even in low-temperature environments.
HDPE sheets are widely used in the food industry, packaging machinery components, as well as various gears, rollers, bearings, and liners, and are also suitable for mining, textile, chemical, and many other industries.

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HDPE sheets typically have a working temperature range from -50°C to 80°C. However, if higher temperature resistance is required, modified grades of HDPE or alternative materials may be recommended for specific high-temperature applications.
Yes, we offer extensive customization services. The thickness of our sheets ranges from 0.6 mm to 50 mm, with a maximum width of 3 meters and unlimited length, ensuring that we meet your specific needs.
HDPE sheets are available in a variety of standard colors like black, white, and natural. Custom colors can be requested based on your project needs.
We offer several surface finish options, including smooth, textured, and embossed finishes. Smooth finishes are ideal for applications that require easy cleaning, while textured or embossed finishes provide additional grip or aesthetic value for flooring and paneling applications.
Yes, we offer UV-stabilized HDPE sheets that are designed for prolonged outdoor use. These sheets resist degradation from UV exposure and maintain their performance over time in outdoor environments.
Yes, HDPE sheets are easy to fabricate and machine. They can be cut, drilled, milled, and thermoformed into various shapes to suit different applications, making them highly versatile for custom projects.

