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The problem of yellowing after PE processing

2012-04-18View Original

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The raw materials are LDPE2426 and LLDPE218W 1001XV; the transparent film products turn yellow and red after 20 days – what could be the reason? I would appreciate some guidance.
Reply #22012-04-22
Why does it always say I’m not logged in whenever I reply? Really. I would like to ask whether the PE you use is in powder form or granular form. For a while, the PP powder also turned yellow, but it got better later
Reply #32012-04-23
If the powder produced does not dry or steam properly, or if it is stored improperly and deteriorates, it is prone to turning yellow. If it is in granular form, there’s no need to worry about degradation. Our powder does not contain any additives. Later, the steam drying efficiency of the powder was improved (by increasing the steam volume and the residence time). It’s fine now
Reply #42012-05-12
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