Low Density Polyethylene (Black) 9140:
Low Density Polyethylene (Black) 9140 refers to a specific grade of LDPE material that is black-colored and identified by the grade number 9140 (usually a manufacturer or supplier code).
Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE)
- A soft, flexible, and tough thermoplastic polymer
- Lower density than HDPE (~0.91–0.93 g/cm³)
- Excellent impact resistance, chemical resistance, and moisture barrier properties
- Commonly used in films, packaging, containers, tubing, and wire insulation
Black Color
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Typically achieved by adding carbon black pigment
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Provides:
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UV resistance and protection against sunlight degradation
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Improved weatherability and oxidation resistance
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Better color stability for outdoor use
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Grade 9140
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A specific grade code used by a supplier (e.g., a producer like SABIC, LyondellBasell, or other polymer companies)
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Usually formulated for good processability in extrusion, molding, or film production
Common Applications:
- Flexible films and sheets
- Cable jacketing and insulation
- Bags and packaging materials
- Tubing and hoses
- Outdoor products requiring UV stability
- Low Density Polyethylene for sheathing communication cables
- Material type: LDPE (Black) – Grade: 9140


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