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LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap

Price 550-700 USD ($)/ Ton

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MOQ : 16 Tons

LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap Specification

Usage
For recycling

Density
0.93 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Plastic Type
Other

Type
Film

Size
Variable bale size

Shape
Baled

Color
Transparent/Natural

Weight
16000 Kilograms (kg)

LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
16 Tons

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
16 Tons Per Month

Delivery Time
15-20 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Bales

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

About LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap

2Lians Recycling Pte Ltd can supply below scrap product:

LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap For Recycling
MATERIAL	LDPE grade A film bale
CATEGORY	LDPE
TYPE	Bale
GRADE	Film
SPECIFICATION	Post-Industrial
ORIGIN	US
LOADING WEIGHT	16 Tons
FAS (USD/Ton)	550-700

Exceptional Quality and Purity

With an impurity level of less than 1% and minimal contamination, each LDPE film bale is sorted and cleaned to meet Grade A standards, ensuring a reliable feedstock for recycling facilities.

Flexible Sourcing and Supply

Our LDPE scrap is rigorously sourced from both post-industrial and post-consumer streams, providing bulk supply options for manufacturers and processors throughout the United States upon request.

Optimized for Sustainable Reprocessing

Compressed into bales of varying sizes, LDPE film scrap offers high tear strength and a consistent melting point, making it highly amenable to modern reprocessing technologies and recycling systems.

FAQs of LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap:

Q: How is the LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap prepared prior to delivery?

A: The LDPE film scrap is sorted, thoroughly cleaned, and compressed into bales with variable sizing. It is carefully processed to maintain moisture content below 2% and minimize contamination, ensuring consistent quality for recycling purposes.

Q: What recycling applications can benefit from LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap?

A: This material is suitable for a wide range of plastic recycling and reprocessing applications, such as manufacturing new LDPE products, film production, and the creation of sustainable packaging solutions.

Q: When is bulk supply of LDPE Grade A Film Bale available?

A: Bulk quantities are available upon request. Our supply chain in the United States is equipped to fulfill large orders on demand, catering to distributors, manufacturers, and traders efficiently.

Q: Where is the LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap sourced from?

A: The LDPE film scrap is sourced from post-industrial and post-consumer material streams within the United States, ensuring a consistent and high-quality supply for industrial recycling processes.

Q: What steps are involved in recycling LDPE Grade A Film Bale Plastic Scrap?

A: Recycling generally involves bales being shredded, washed, melted at 105-115C, and reprocessed into granules for further manufacturing. Minimal impurities help streamline these processes and yield higher-quality recyclate.

Q: How does using LDPE Grade A Film Bale benefit manufacturers and recyclers?

A: Manufacturers and recyclers benefit from reduced processing costs, reliable quality, and sustainable sourcing. The high tear strength and low contamination levels improve efficiency and product quality in downstream plastic applications.