Polyethylene Wax

1. Polymerization: Ethylene gas is polymerized under high pressure and temperature to form wax.
2. Purification: PE wax is then purified using a combination of mechanical and chemical methods to remove any impurities, such as catalyst residues, oligomers, and other byproducts.
3. Solvent extraction: The purified of PE wax is dissolved in a solvent, such as xylene or heptane, and then filtered or centrifuged to remove any remaining impurities.
4. De-oiling: The wax may be subjected to a de-oiling process to remove any residual oil or solvent.
5. Particle size reduction: The polyethylene wax may be milled or ground to achieve a specific particle size or shape such as Flake, Powder, Granule, Pastille depending on the intended use.

One of the most important features of PE Wax is low viscosity imparts high lubrication and anti-sticking properties and tends to reduce or prevent adhesion.

PE Wax is a crispy solid substance in different appearances such as Pastille, Powder, Flake, and Lupm that is an ultra-low molecular weight polyethylene that is suitable for PVC compounding, filler Masterbatch, hot melt adhesive, and external and internal Lubricant.