Mechanical Properties of HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)
– Tensile strength of HDPE (Yield at 23℃): 23.0 – 29.5 MPa
– Tensile strength of HDPE (Break at 23 ℃): 30.5 – 33 MPa
– Elongation of HDPE (Yield): 9% – 18%
– Elongation of HDPE (Break): 600% – 1350%
– Tensile Modulus of HDPE (23℃): 900 – 1550 MPa
– Flexural Modulus of HDPE: 970- 1380 MPa
Thermophysical Properties of HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)
– Density of HDPE: 0.955 – 0.961 g/ml
– Melting point of HDPE: 126 – 135 ℃
– Thermal conductivity of HDPE: 0.35 – 0.49 W/mK
– Crystallinity of HDPE: 60%
– Temperature of crystallization: 111.9 ℃
– Specific Heat Capacity of HDPE: 1330 to 2400 J/kg-K
– Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (x 10-5): 12.5 – 18.0 cm/(cm ℃)
– Heat Deflection Temperature (0.5 MPa): 64 – 77 ℃
– Shore Hardness (D Scale): 55 – 67
Other Characteristics or Properties of HDPE
– High strength-to-density ratio
– Resistant to lots of different solvents
– Low moisture absorption rate
– Good chemical and corrosion resistance
– Greater impact resistance and tensile strength than LDPE