20 Mil HDPE Liner

*The widest HDPE roll that we offer is currently 5’ (60 inches).

Shipping

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Shipping estimates shown on the map pertain to this specific product only. HDPE orders typically ship same day if the order is placed before 12:00 noon CST. Transit times displayed in the map are listed in business days, and are approximate. Transit times are subject to stock levels at regional warehouses. The day that the order is shipped is not counted as a transit day.

Thickness comparison

The below is a thickness comparison of the material. HDPE plastic thickness is measured in "mils" which is "thousands of an inch".

HDPE Plastic Overview

HDPE or High-density polyethylene, is one of the most popular plastics in the United States. This plastic is a thermoplastic polymer offering high strength-to-density. It's so strong it will resist tearing and breaking apart. This material can be recycled by companies that collect and then process it for HDPE products. You can identify HDPE plastic by the label with a triangle and the number 2 in the center of it.

There are so many uses for HDPE and this article will go over some of its more prominent applications.

Plastic Furniture & Lumber

Because HDPE is strong and durable, making it a perfect candidate for outdoor plastic furniture as well as plastic lumber. HDPE is a popular choice for restroom partitions. If you want restroom partitions for your place of business you couldn't pick a better product than HDPE. Petitions are durable, very easy to install, and practical.

Other uses for HDPE Plastic:

Park benches and picnic tables are made to last using HDPE plastic. Outdoor trash bins or receptacles made from HDPE plastic will resist graffiti or damage caused by collisions with other objects such as bicycles.

Outdoor furniture, such as lawn chairs, use plastic lumber made from recycled HDPE plastic. Recycled plastic comes from scrap plastic making it a great choice for most outdoor items. HDPE is resistant to environmental elements such as hot and cold temperatures, as well as harsh weather conditions. Not only is outdoor furniture durable but very comfortable. HDPE furniture is available in many stylish designs to choose from.

HDPE Decks, patios, and porches will resist sun, rain, and other elements. Long planks made of recycled HDPE are durable and can resist all kinds of weather. Composite decking is an excellent example how recycled HDPE plastic can last a long time. The decking is a combination of recycled plastic and wood fibers without losing its beautiful look and fabulous capabilities. HDPE plastic is an environmentally friendly choice versus traditional wood decks. Recycled plastic will cut back on waste and not leave a negative impact on the planet.

Landfills And Recycling

Thanks to HDPE plastic, millions of plastic containers are not ending up in landfills. Recycling HDPE bottles will keep them out of landfills. Also, recycling will reduce pollution which will save the environment.

Household Containers

HDPE containers are used for shampoos, conditions, and facial washes. Cleaning products including laundry detergent and most household cleaners.

Other Products

HDPE plastic is used in floor tiling, film plastic, crates, and sheets. Recyclable HDPE is used for rope, piping, recycling bins, and plastic lumber.

Recycling HDPE

For the recycling process, all items must be collected and then separated into clean and dirty items. Items that are contaminated go through a cleaning process to guarantee high quality. A recycling machine is used to break up bottles and other items and then turned into small pellets.

These pellets are combined with new HDPE plastic to improve strength and dependability. The initial color of the pellets is usually dark black or brown.

How HDPE Bottles & Jugs Are Melted To Create New Items

If you would like to learn how to take HDPE plastic, melt it down, and make something new and spectacular, here is an easy step-by-step guide to get you there.

First Step - Materials and Tools

You have to collect and prepare all the needed materials and tools. You will need HDPE bottles and jugs along with scrap wood for the plastic mold. For tools, you need baking paper, clamps, scissors or a utility knife, and high-temperature-resistant gloves.

Second Step – The Mold

Melt the plastic into a block using an ordinary box. Just remember the precision of the HDPE block will depend on your mold box so be as precise as possible with the mold box.

Third Step – Cut Up The HDPE Bottles

It's actually quite easy to choose HDPE plastic over other plastics, It's got an identification mark formed in the shape of a triangle with the number 2 in the middle.

Before cutting the bottles, remove all labels and wash them. Take the utility knife and cut off the necks of the bottles. Keep in mind, these necks will be stiff and difficult to cut. Once the neck is removed, you have to cut the base and handle. For larger pieces, use the scissors to cut the plastic into smaller pieces.

Seventh Step – The Marble Block

After approximately 2 hours of cooling down, you should see the shrunken plastic and the beautiful look of marble with different colors.