Medical and daily necessities
• Can be used in medical devices, seals, etc. .
Industrial aspects
• Mechanical field: It can be used as cutting boards and sliding profiles. It is widely used in the lining of various silos, hoppers, chutes, pipes, slag trenches and anti-wear mechanical parts. It is an ideal material to solve the problem of anti-wear, anti-clogging and anti-corrosion. For example, it is used in coal bunker linings, silo linings, chute linings, guide chute wear-resistant slides, belt conveyor wear-resistant slides, etc. It can also be used to make wear-resistant parts such as coal retaining boards.
• Chemical industry: Due to its chemical corrosion resistance, it is widely used in the chemical industry. For example, it can resist the erosion of most acids, alkalis, organic solutions and hot water (except for acids with oxidizing properties). It can be used as a corrosion-resistant structural material and plays a role in the production of storage, transportation and other related equipment for chemical raw materials.
• Electric power field: It can be used in the production of components for power-related equipment or facilities. Its good insulation and other characteristics ensure the normal operation and safety protection of power equipment.
• Other industrial fields: widely used in gas transmission, water supply, sewage discharge, agricultural irrigation, mining fine particle solid transportation, as well as oil fields, post and telecommunications and other fields. In terms of water supply and drainage, similar HDPE materials (such as HDPE water supply grade 100 pipes) have long service life (normal -20℃ – Up to 50 years at 65°C), good hygiene (no metal additives, no scaling, no breeding of bacteria), resistant to corrosion from a variety of chemical media, smooth inner wall (good wear resistance, high impact strength), light weight (easy to transport/install), etc. This can also reflect the potential of HDPE100 grade sheets in related similar uses.
