One form of polyethylene that is widely utilized in many different industries is low-density polyethylene (LDPE), which is distinguished by qualities including high flexibility, resilience to shock and impact, waterproofing, chemical resistance, and processability.

LDPE is utilized in a variety of various applications, including the packaging sector, medical gadgets, plastic bags, children’s toys, and insulating materials, because of its great flexibility and moderate resistance to breakage.

While HDPE is renowned as a high-density polymer with stronger mechanical resistance for applications needing high resistance to impact and pressure, LDPE is acknowledged as a flexible low-density polymer appropriate for applications requiring easy flexibility and shaping.