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Proper containers—tough enough to resist leaks and breaks—are critical for protecting families from home chemicals, and plastic blown containers made from HDPE and LLDPE are the best way to accomplish that. When containing hazardous materials, being confident in the quality of your end product and the polymers used to make it is critical. That’s why Shell Polymers has taken extra measures to help ensure our final product meets your requirements.

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Product

Melt Index (2.16 kg/190C)

ASTM D1238 (g/10min)

Density

ASTM D792 (g/cm3)

Document
Shell Polymers LLDPE 18F1B 1.0 0.918 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE 18F1H 1.0 0.918 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE 18F1M 1.0 0.918 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE 18F2B 2.0 0.918 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE 22F08B3 0.8 0.922 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)

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Product Melt Index Density Document
Shell Polymers HDPE 46B035 0.35 (2.16 kg/190C) 0.946 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 46BG6HLU 6.0 (21.6 kg/190C) 0.946 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 49B10HL 10.0 (21.6 kg/190C) 0.949 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 54BG6HL 5.5 (21.6 kg/190C) 0.954 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 55B035 0.35 (2.16 kg/190C) 0.955 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 55B035A 0.35 (2.16 kg/190C) 0.955 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 63B072 0.72 (2.16 kg/190C) 0.963 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)

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Product Melt Index (2.16 kg/190C) Density Document
Shell Polymers LLDPE 24N20 20.0 0.924 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE 26N50 50.0 0.926 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 48N5 5.0 0.948 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 52N10 10.0 0.952 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 52N7 6.5 0.952 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 54N20 20.0 0.954 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 65N8 8.2 0.965 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)
Shell Polymers HDPE 65N8U 8.2 0.965 View Document (PDF, 3 MB)

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Document Title Document
Shell Polymers HDPE View Document (PDF, 318 kB)
Shell Polymers LLDPE View Document (PDF, 318 kB)
Shell Polymers Polyethylene Wide Spec or Offspec View Document (PDF, 259 kB)

Grade Slate 101

Understanding how we name our grade slates will be key to choosing the right melt index and density you need. Check out our unique naming convention below to know exactly what to look for when perusing our product bulletins.

Graphic displaying “18F1B1.” “18” is highlighted in red.

Density is reflected by the first two numbers found in the nomenclature sequence, which in this instance is 18. These numbers represent the last two significant digits of the density value. See examples below.

18 = 0.918 density
53 = 0.953 density
63 = 0.963 density

Leveraging high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) in applications makes durable products that can also be abrasion-and chemical-resistant. So when a part needs to be strong, versatile, and produced quickly, HDPE and LLDPE are strong contenders.

A few conversion processes can be used to make common items such as leak-resistant containers that keep your family safe from chemicals.

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