Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Polyethylene HDPE
Quantity/Pack Size – 1kg
Form – Granules/Pellets
Grade – Lab-Grade
Application – Labware, Storage, Chemical Handling
Product Overview
Polyethylene HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is a versatile thermoplastic polymer widely used in laboratory settings for its exceptional durability, chemical resistance, and lightweight properties. This lab-grade HDPE is engineered to withstand harsh chemicals, making it ideal for fabricating labware, storage containers, and equipment components. Its high molecular density ensures resistance to cracking, corrosion, and degradation, even when exposed to aggressive solvents and acids. The material’s non-toxic and inert nature makes it safe for handling sensitive lab samples. HDPE’s flexibility and ease of molding allow for precise shaping into various lab-specific applications, including beakers, bottles, and tubing. Its low moisture absorption and thermal stability further enhance its reliability in controlled lab environments. Whether for academic research, industrial testing, or educational purposes, eqipped’s HDPE provides a cost-effective and dependable solution for lab supplies.
FAQs
1. What are the primary applications of Polyethylene HDPE in labs?
Polyethylene HDPE is commonly used for labware, storage containers, and chemical-resistant equipment due to its durability and chemical resistance.
2. Is this HDPE suitable for high-temperature applications?
HDPE has moderate heat resistance but is best suited for room temperature or low-heat lab applications to maintain structural integrity.
3. Can HDPE be used with strong acids and solvents?
Yes, HDPE is highly resistant to most acids, solvents, and corrosive chemicals, making it ideal for chemical storage and handling.
4. What makes lab-grade HDPE different from industrial-grade HDPE?
Lab-grade HDPE undergoes stricter quality control to ensure purity, consistency, and compliance with lab safety standards.
5. How should HDPE be stored to prevent degradation?
Store HDPE in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prevent warping or chemical leaching.
