Film-EN

HDPE Film, High-Density Polyethylene, also known as High-Density Polyethylene in Turkish, is a type of film produced from a petroleum substance. This material, which has opposite characteristics to Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), is commonly used in packaging materials. HDPE film, which emphasizes international standards in its production stages, especially experiences significant demand for its quality when in direct contact with food. With a service temperature range of -40 to 130 °C, this material stands out for its durability.

High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE): HDPE films have higher tear and tensile strength than paper, and they exhibit good resistance to many acids, alkalis, alcohols, and other gases. Due to its non-transparency, it is commonly used in colored applications.
  • Excellent barrier properties (moisture/oxygen)
  • Milky white in film layers
  • Compliance with food processing regulations
  • Cost is quite low,
  • Semi-transparent and milky white in color,
  • Flexible, rigid, and strong,
  • Highly resistant to impacts and punctures,
  • Good chemical resistance and vapor retention,
  • Processing is quite easy.