Chlorinated Polyethylene has “excellent physical and mechanical properties including resistance to chemicals, oils, heat, weather, low-temperature performance, compression-set resistance, flame retardancy, high filler acceptance, tensile strength and resistance to abrasion. In addition, CPE polymers can range from crystalline or rigid thermoplastics to a flexible elastomer product, making them highly versatile. These polymers are used as the major and/or minor component in a wide assortment of applications in industry. The largest application for CPE is as an impact modifier. Other important end-use applications for CPE include wire and cable jacketing, roofing membranes, geomembranes, automotive and industrial hose and tubing, coated fabrics, molded shapes, extruded profiles, and use as a base polymer.” For more info on chlorinated polyethylene visit Chemical.ih.com
