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LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap

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MOQ : 18 Tons

LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap Specification

Plastic Type
Other

Density
0.94 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage
For recycling

Type
Film

Size
Customized/varies

Shape
Pressed bale

Color
Natural

Weight
18000 Kilograms (kg)

LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
18 Tons

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
18 Tons Per Month

Delivery Time
15-30 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Bales

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

About LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap

2Lians can supply Plastic scrap product as below:

LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap
MATERIAL	LDPE film pressed A grade
CATEGORY	LDPE
TYPE	Film pressed
GRADE	A grade
SPECIFICATION	LDPE film pressed A grade
ORIGIN	US
LOADING WEIGHT	18 Tons
FAS (USD/Ton)	500-700

High Purity LDPE Scrap for Efficient Recycling

Our LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap features over 98% purity with minimal contamination. Each pressed bale has moisture content under 2%, ensuring optimal results in recycling, injection molding, and blown film processes. The clean, odorless scrap is supplied in natural color, free of hazardous substances, guaranteeing safe and high-quality production for diverse applications.

Versatile Applications and Reliable Supply

Designed to meet the demands of manufacturers, suppliers, and exporters in the United States, this LDPE scrap serves as a dependable raw material for producing new films, molded items, and other recycled plastic products. Customizable sizes and shapes make it an adaptable choice for numerous industries focused on sustainability and performance.

FAQs of LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap:

Q: How is LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap processed for recycling?

A: This LDPE plastic scrap is cleaned, pressed, and baled prior to delivery, with a moisture content kept below 2%. It can be directly fed into recycling equipment where it is melted at 105115C for use in blown film, injection molding, or other secondary manufacturing processes.

Q: What guarantees the purity and quality of this LDPE A Grade scrap?

A: The product maintains a minimum purity of 98% and features minimal contamination. Only non-printed, natural-color LDPE film is used, free from odors or hazardous waste, ensuring consistent quality for industrial recycling and production.

Q: When should manufacturers consider using LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap?

A: Manufacturers should opt for this material when requiring a reliable, clean, and high-purity plastic scrap for recycling, film extrusion, or injection molding, especially where efficient material handling and minimal contamination are essential.

Q: Where is the LDPE Film Pressed A Grade Plastic Scrap available for supply?

A: This LDPE scrap is distributed, exported, and supplied throughout the United States by manufacturers, traders, and exporters. Customized orders and bulk shipments are accommodated to meet industrial demand.

Q: What are the benefits of using pressed and baled LDPE film scrap?

A: Pressed and baled LDPE scrap ensures easier transportation, storage, and automated feeding into recycling equipment. Its clean, odor-free characteristics and low moisture content improve efficiency and product quality during secondary processing.

Q: Which industries most commonly use this LDPE scrap?

A: Industries involved in recycling, blown film production, and injection molding utilize this LDPE scrap for manufacturing a wide variety of plastic goods, packaging films, and recycled products.