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What are HDPE Plastic Sheets?

HDPE is a strong, durable plastic that is able to withstand different kinds of weather, acids, alcohols, and impact, making it a popular choice across a wide variety of industries. Companies looking to improve their sustainability are also often turning to HDPE to fit their needs, since it is easy to recycle and reuse.

Are HDPE Sheets FDA Compliant?

HDPE Sheets are FDA compliant, making them a popular choice in commercial kitchens. They are dishwasher safe and easier to clean than other cutting board alternatives such as wood.

What is HDPE Panel Used For?

HDPE Panels have a wide array of use cases including the following:

Marine and Boating

Storage (such as fuel tanks and storage sheds)

Piping Systems

Swimming Pools

Folding Chairs and Tables

FDA Approved Cutting Boards

Wood Alternative for Furniture

Is HDPE Sheet Flexible?

HDPE polymer chains are relatively linear and are closer together, resulting in a stiffer plastic when compared to LDPE. These same qualities make HDPE a strong and durable plastic, which is able to resist heavy impact.

Can You Glue HDPE Sheets?

Previously, HDPE needed to be melted in order to be fused together. With recent advances in technology, new epoxy-based glues have emerged that allow HDPE to be glued to other surfaces, such as PVC or steel. However, the instructions on the glue container must be followed, since the HDPE sheets needs to be prepared before the glue can successfully applied.

How strong are HDPE Sheets?

HDPE has a high strength to density ratio, making it a strong plastic, that is able to handle high-impact stress. It is also scratch resistant and able to withstand solvents, chemicals, and alcohols, making it an ideal plastic for various use cases.

HDPE sheet thicknesses– 0.031 in, 0.062 in, 0.093 in, 0.125 in, 0.187 in, 0.250 in, 0.354 in, 0.375 in, 0.450 in, 0.500 in, 0.625 in, 0.708 in, 0.750 in, 1 in, 1.250 in, 1.500 in, 1.750 in, 2 in, 2.250 in, 2.500 in, 2.750 in, 3 in, 3.500 in, 4 in

HDPE sheet sizes– 24 in x 48 in, 32 in x 48 in, 48 in x 96 in, 48 in x 120 in, 54 in x 96 in, 60 in x 96 in, 60 in x 120 in

HDPE rod sizes– diameter 0.250 in - 14 in, length 2 ft, 3 ft, 5 ft, and 10 ft

HDPE colors– HDPE is available in many colors including natural, black, red, yellow, green, beige, blue, polar white, mocha brown, nutmeg, indigo, mercury gray, charcoal gray, slate gray, dolphin gray, sunshade, seafoam, and white/white. Engravable HDPE has an even wider variety of color combinations. HDPE sheet for O&P is available in natural.

HDPE Applications

With a low coefficient of friction, long term durability, as well as high impact strength, it’s no wonder HDPE is the product of choice for so many applications within marine biology, packaging, industrial, plumbing, food and beverage, consumer industries and more.

Marine Use
HDPE is most commonly known to be used in marine wear applications. Resistance to acid, odor, moisture, mildew and stains make it a one of a kind plastic solution for marine usage. HDPE is used in marine applications such as boating seats and floors (when covered from UV lights), cabinetry, counter tops and walkways.

Storage Applications
Its light weight, durability, flexibility and toughness make HDPE a great solution for many storage applications including bottles, bottle caps, food storage containers, bins, laundry detergent bottles, and water cans. Fuel tanks for vehicles, plastic bags, storage sheds, and lawn and garden products are also produced from HDPE plastic. Due to its high chemical resistance, HDPE is used to make geomembranes for hydraulic applications (such as canals and bank reinforcements) and chemical containment.

Piping Systems
HDPE has the durability and chemical resistance to make it an ideal plastic solution for many piping systems including chemical resistant piping systems, corrosion protection for steel pipelines, geothermal heat transfer piping systems, water pipes for domestic water supply, and agricultural processes.

Industrial
Industrial industries all over the nation use HDPE plastic to produce tough and durable products such as mechanical parts, tank linings and wear strips. These products rely on the impact resistance and super tensile strength of HDPE products, which make them more durable and reliable.

Consumer
HDPE plastic is used to make a myriad of consumer products such as swimming pool installations, backpacking frames, banners, folding chairs and tables as well as hard hats. Products such as hula hoops, plastic lumber and fireworks are produced using HDPE, for its flexibility and toughness. FDA compliant grades of HDPE also make several products for kitchen use including cutting boards, cheese molds and molds for frozen food.

Boarding
One of HDPE’s most commonly used applications is its use in boarding material such as arena board (puck board) in hockey rinks and moisture resistant body boards for use in morgues.

Marine Use: boating seats, floors, cabinetry, counter tops, walkways

Storage: bottles, bottle caps, food containers, plastic bags, bins, laundry detergent bottles, fuel tanks, watering cans, lawn and garden products, storage sheds, geomembranes for hydraulic applications (such as canals and bank reinforcements) and chemical containment.

Piping Systems: chemical resistant piping systems, corrosion protection for steel pipelines, geothermal heat transfer piping systems, water pipes for domestic water supply, agricultural processes

Industrial: mechanical parts, tank linings, wear strips

Consumer: swimming pool installations, backpacking frames, banners, folding chairs and tables, hard hats, hula hoops, plastic lumber, fireworks

Boarding: arena board (puck board), moisture resistant body boards for morgues

Food and Beverage: FDA approved cutting board, cheese molds, frozen food molds