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LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural

Price 650 USD ($)/ Metric Ton

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LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural Specification

Usage
Use for recycling

Plastic Type
LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene) with possible EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) mix

Density
0.93 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Type
film lumps can have some EVA mixed

Size
Irregular, based on film lump dimensions

Shape
Lump/irregular

Color
Natural

Weight
Varies, supplied in bulk or as per lot

Material Purity
May contain EVA in small percentages mixed with LDPE

Packaging
Jumbo bags or as specified by buyer

Contamination
Not washed, may contain trace contaminants

Physical Form
Chunky lumps or agglomerates

Application Suitability
Primarily for film blowing, sheet extrusion, and compounding after reprocessing

Melt Flow Index
2-7 g/10min (typical range for recycled LDPE, varies with EVA content)

Odor
Characteristic of plastics, low odor

Moisture Content
<1% (as typically supplied for recycling)

LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
18 Metric Ton

FOB Port
New York

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
100 Per Month

Delivery Time
30 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

About LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural

Origin: United States

Code: 20251131BN

Material: LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural

Category: LDPE

Type: film lumps

Color: Natural

Quantity: 18 Tons

Loading weight: 18 Tons

Specification: "LDPE lumps can have some EVA mixed.

These are from film grade."

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Industrial-Grade Material for Recycling and Reprocessing

Our LDPE film lumps with minor EVA admixture offer a reliable source of recycled polymer for manufacturers involved in film blowing, sheet extrusion, or compounding. These materials, though unwashed, maintain minimal moisture and preserve the characteristic low odor of plastics. Their slight EVA content can enhance flexibility, making them valuable for a range of applications.

Adaptable Packaging Options

These film lumps are packaged in jumbo bags or other formats tailored to customer needs. Bulk shipments ensure easy handling in large-scale production environments, while customizable packaging options can be arranged to suit specific logistics or storage requirements.

FAQs of LDPE film lumps can have some EVA mixed Natural:

Q: How should LDPE film lumps with EVA admixture be processed for optimal results?

A: LDPE film lumps containing minor EVA percentages should be reprocessed by shredding or grinding before feeding into extrusion or compounding lines. Their melt flow index typically ranges from 27 g/10min, suitable for most film blowing and extrusion processes common in recycling plants.

Q: What kinds of applications are these LDPE/EVA film lumps suitable for?

A: These film lumps are best suited for recycling into blown films, sheet extrusion, and compounding projects. Their mixed EVA content may impart added flexibility, making them ideal for applications where such properties are desirable, provided adequate reprocessing is performed.

Q: When is it best to use natural LDPE film lumps with EVA over pure LDPE?

A: Choosing LDPE film lumps with trace EVA is advantageous when enhanced tensile or flexibility is required, especially in film applications. If absolute purity is not critical, this mixture can be both cost-effective and performance-beneficial for secondary manufacturing.

Q: Where do you source and distribute LDPE film lumps with EVA admixture?

A: We focus on sourcing LDPE/EVA film lumps from reputable post-industrial streams, ensuring consistent material characteristics. Our distribution network spans across the United States, serving manufacturers, compounders, and recyclers in need of quality secondary plastic feedstock.

Q: What process ensures the materials low moisture and odor?

A: These LDPE film lumps are typically air-dried and stored in controlled environments to keep moisture content below 1%. While not washed, they retain a low, characteristic plastic odor and are supplied as-received to balance cost with processing efficiency.

Q: What are the advantages of using these unwashed, natural LDPE/EVA film lumps in recycling?

A: Unwashed natural film lumps present an economical solution for bulk recycling needs. The small EVA content can improve finished product flexibility, and the bulk supply reduces overall material costs, though users should account for potential minor contaminants during reprocessing.

Q: How are these LDPE/EVA film lumps delivered to customers?

A: These materials are delivered in large jumbo bags or as otherwise specified by the client, supporting efficient bulk handling and easy integration into recycling or manufacturing workflows.