LLDPE supplier — butene, hexene and octene grades for film, liners and rotomolding

About LLDPE (Linear Low-Density Polyethylene)

Linear low-density polyethylene gets its toughness from short branches added by a comonomer: butene (C4), hexene (C6) or octene (C8). Butene grades are the economical workhorse for general film. Hexene and octene grades add tear and puncture strength, and metallocene grades go further still with better clarity and sealing. Send us the comonomer, melt index and density you run now and we will price it or a matching grade.

Grades we source

• Butene (C4) film grades
• Hexene (C6) and octene (C8) film grades
• Metallocene LLDPE (mLLDPE)
• Rotomolding grades
• Injection molding grades
• Blends with LDPE for processability

Common applications

• Stretch and cling film
• Can liners and trash bags
• Agricultural and construction film
• Rotomolded tanks and containers
• Lids, closures and housewares

Typical properties

Property ranges are general guidance and vary by grade and supplier; our team confirms the exact spec and certification for your application.

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