Chlorinated Polyethylene Cpe135a

Chlorinated Polyethylene, often referred to as CPE, is a polymer derived from High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) through partial chlorination. The introduction of chlorine atoms grants CPE a degree of softness and rubber-like properties. Moreover, it transforms CPE into a polar polymer with polar groups akin to PVC, bolstering compatibility with PVC.

Beyond its toughening properties, Chlorinated Polyethylene offers a wide array of advantages.CPE exhibits remarkable cold resistance, making it ideal for applications where exposure to low temperatures is expected. Additionally, it boasts weather resistance, fire resistance, and chemical resistance. These attributes collectively make CPE a leading impact modifier, In China, where it finds extensive use especially in PVC pipe and profile production.

According to different applications,the grade include CPE135A and CPE135B.