LDPE, or Low-Density Polyethylene, is a type of plastic known for
its flexibility, low-density structure, and relatively low melting
point. It's commonly used in applications where a more pliable and
less rigid material is needed. Some common uses of LDPE
include:
- **Plastic Bags**: Grocery bags, bread bags, and other flexible
packaging
- **Squeeze Bottles**: For products like condiments and personal
care items
- **Wraps and Liners**: Food wraps and protective liners
- **Film**: For various types of packaging and protective
sheeting
LDPE is also valued for its resistance to impact and moisture,
though it's not as strong or rigid as HDPE. Its recyclable, often
marked with the number 4 in the recycling code.