Lotte Chemical Titan HF7000 High Density Polyethylene Resin Data Sheet

Titanex HF7000 is a high‑density polyethylene resin for tubular film extrusion, FDA‑approved for food contact.


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Lotte Chemical Titan
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Published
01 October, 2026
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01 October, 2026
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About this manual

Titanex HF7000 is a high‑density polyethylene (HDPE) resin designed for tubular film extrusion. It complies with U.S. FDA food‑contact regulations and is suitable for very thin reinforcing film, grocery bags, merchandize bags, disposal waste bags, and shopping bags.

The resin offers excellent processability, draw‑down capability, and high film strength and rigidity. Typical processing conditions include a melt temperature of 180‑240 °C, a blow‑up ratio of 4:1, and a frost line height of 7‑12 times the die diameter. Users should verify suitability for their specific applications, as the manufacturer disclaims responsibility for results from combined product use.

What's inside

  • CHARACTER
  • APPLICATIONS
  • ADVANTAGES
  • TYPICAL RESIN PROPERTIES
  • TYPICAL FILM PROPERTIES
  • Processing conditions
  • Safety Disclaimer

Specifications

Melt index (g/10 min)0.05
Density (g/cm³)0.953
Tensile Strength at Break MD/TD (kg/cm²)800/550
Ultimate Elongation MD/TD (%)250/660
Secant Modulus MD/TD (kg/cm²)13000/12000
Elmendorf Tear MD/TD (g/pm)0.3/3
Dart Impact Strength F50 (g/pm)11
Melt temperature (°C)180‑240
Frost line height7‑12 times die diameter

Frequently asked questions

Does HF7000 meet FDA food‑contact criteria?

Yes, HF7000 meets the U.S. FDA criteria for food contact use as specified in 21 CFR 177.1520 (c) 3.1a & 3.2a.

What melt temperature range should be used for processing HF7000?

The recommended melt temperature range is 180 °C to 240 °C.

What are the typical tensile strength values for films made from HF7000?

Typical tensile strength at break is 800 kg/cm² in the machine direction and 550 kg/cm² in the transverse direction.

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