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Quattor® HF-22007 B5 is a linear low density polyethylene, hexene copolymer, produced through Unipol® process and recommended for blown film extrusion blended with low density polyethylene (LDPE).
Films produced using Quattor® HF-22007 B5 have high impact and puncture resistance, high coefficient of friction (COF) and high weld rupture resistance. Applications: heavy duty bags, liners, lamination and high COF films. |
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Material Status
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Availability
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Additive
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Features
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Uses
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Agency Ratings
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Processing Method
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Density
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g/cm³
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ASTM D1505 |
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Melt Mass-Flow Rate (MFR) (190°C/2.16 kg)
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g/10 min
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ASTM D1238 |
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Tensile Modulus - 1% Secant (Compression Molded)
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psi
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ASTM D638 |
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Tensile Strength
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ASTM D638 | ||
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Yield, Compression Molded
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psi
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Break, Compression Molded
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psi
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Tensile Elongation
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ASTM D638 | ||
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Yield, Compression Molded
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%
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Break, Compression Molded
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%
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Coefficient of Friction (vs. Itself - Dynamic, Blown Film)
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ASTM D1894 |
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Film Thickness - Tested
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mil
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Tensile Strength
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ASTM D882 | ||
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MD: Yield, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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psi
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TD: Yield, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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psi
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MD: Break, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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psi
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TD: Break, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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psi
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Tensile Elongation
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ASTM D882 | ||
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MD: Yield, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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%
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TD: Yield, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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%
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MD: Break, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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%
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TD: Break, 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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%
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Dart Drop Impact (0.98 mil, Blown Film)
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g
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ASTM D1709A |
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Elmendorf Tear Strength
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MD: 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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g
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TD: 0.98 mil, Blown Film
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g
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Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Durometer Hardness (Shore D, Compression Molded)
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ASTM D2240 |
| Thermal |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Test Method
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Vicat Softening Temperature
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°F
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ASTM D1525 |
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Nominal Value
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Test Method
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Gloss (45°)
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ASTM D2457 |
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Haze
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%
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| Additional Information | |||
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Film data obtained on 25 µm thickness film produced on a 70 mm extruder, blow up ratio 2.2:1, die gap 1.8 mm, and 120 kg/h output
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| Related Terminology | |||
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Product names can be difficult to match. You may have searched any one of these terms to find this product: Quattor® HF-22007 B5, Quattor HF22007 B5, Quattor® , Quattor, QuattorHF22007B5, HF, HF 22007 B 5, HF-22007 B5, HF22007 B5, HF:22007 B5, HF/22007 B5, HF+22007 B5, HF_22007 B5, HF 22007 B5, HF22007, 22007B, B5, HF22007B5, HF_22007B5, Polyethylene, Linear Low Density, Polyethylene Linear Low Density, LLDPE, Polyethylene, PE, Quattor Petroquimica, PolyethyleneLinearLowDensity, 22007HF
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| Features | |||
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Features may also be described by the following terms: Hexene Comonomer, High Friction, High Impact Resistance, Good Puncture Resistance, Puncture Resistant, Antiblocking, Unspecified Antiblock.
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| Uses | |||
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Uses may also be described by the following terms: Heavy-duty Bags, Heavy Duty Bags.
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This plastic material has 1 certifications from the following agencies (the number in parentheses shows the number of certifications for that agency): ANVISA (1).
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| Extrusion |
Nominal Value
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Unit
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Cylinder Zone 1 Temp.
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°F
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Cylinder Zone 2 Temp.
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°F
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Cylinder Zone 3 Temp.
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°F
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Cylinder Zone 4 Temp.
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°F
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Cylinder Zone 5 Temp.
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°F
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Melt Temperature
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°F
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| Extrusion Notes | |||
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Blow-up Ratio: 1.8 to 2.5:1
Minimum Thickness: 20 microns per wall |
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| Notes |
| 1Typical properties: these are not to be construed as specifications. |
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