5000S
Filament & tape grade
- Density
- 0.950–0.954 g/cm³
- MFR
- 0.80–1.30 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
Filament and tape: monofilament, ropes, nets and woven bags.
Ask about 5000SSinopec HDPE Resin
Seven Sinopec HDPE grades — 5000S, 5200B, 7000F, 2200J, 6098, 5502 and 6070 — supplied in 25 kg bags for blow molding, film, injection molding and pipe extrusion programs worldwide.
Who We Are
About Ascent
Manufacturing
Sinopec HDPE is produced in integrated petrochemical complexes on slurry and gas-phase process lines under tightly controlled reaction conditions. Each grade is specified by density and melt flow rate before it leaves the plant.
Quality Control
Every lot is checked against internationally recognized quality standards. Density, melt flow rate and mechanical properties are confirmed so that converters receive resin that behaves the same way on every production run.
Supply
Grade selection, documented quality and stable supply are handled from one desk. We match the grade to the process, prepare export documentation and keep delivery schedules aligned with your production plan.
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Product Portfolio
HDPE Grades
Seven core Sinopec HDPE grades for film, blow molding, injection molding, pipe and tape. Properties below are typical values; request the current TDS for specification limits.
5200B
Blow molding grade
- Density
- 0.955–0.965 g/cm³
- MFR
- 0.35 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
Blow molding: containers, large toys and floats.
Ask about 5200B
7000F
Film grade
- Density
- 0.954–0.955 g/cm³
- MFR
- 0.04 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
Film: greenhouse film, merchandise bags and packaging film.
Ask about 7000F
2200J
Injection molding grade
- Density
- 0.962–0.966 g/cm³
- MFR
- 4.5–6.5 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
Injection molding: housewares, closures and containers.
Ask about 2200J
6098
High-MFR blown film grade
- Density
- 0.946–0.953 g/cm³
- MFR
- 9.0–13.0 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
High-MFR blown film: shopping bags, grocery bags, liner films and weather-resistant film.
Ask about 6098
5502
Blow molding grade
- Density
- 0.950–0.955 g/cm³
- MFR
- 0.25–0.35 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
- ESCR
- 35–50 h
Blow molding: detergent, milk, food and cosmetic bottles, and chemical drums.
Ask about 5502
6070
Injection molding grade
- Density
- 0.954–0.964 g/cm³
- MFR
- 5.5–9.5 g/10 min (190 °C / 2.16 kg)
Injection molding: crates, pallets and seating.
Ask about 6070Extended Portfolio
More Grades
Additional Sinopec HDPE grades available on request. Typical values shown; confirm final specification against the mill TDS.
Grade
Density (g/cm³)
MFR (g/10 min)
Typical Use
5300B
0.952
0.40
Blow molding
6380M
0.949–0.950
0.09–0.11
Pipe — buried drainage
6100M
0.951–0.954
0.13–0.16
Pipe — agriculture water, hot water
2908
0.960
7.3
Injection — crates, safety helmets
2911
0.960
17
Thin-wall injection
7260
0.957
7.5
Injection — high-flow crates
7750
0.952
0.5
Blow molding & tape
Technical Data
Grade Properties
Typical physical properties of the seven core Sinopec HDPE grades.
| Grade | Density (g/cm³) | MFR (g/10 min, 190 °C / 2.16 kg) | Tensile Yield (MPa) | Elongation at Break (%) | ESCR (h) | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5000S | 0.950–0.954 | 0.80–1.30 | ≥22–25 | ≥500–800 | — | Filament, Tape |
| 5200B | 0.955–0.965 | 0.35 | ≥23 | ≥500 | — | Blow Molding |
| 7000F | 0.954–0.955 | 0.04 | ≥24 | ≥450 | — | Film |
| 2200J | 0.962–0.966 | 4.5–6.5 | ≥25 | ≥80–180 | — | Injection |
| 6098 | 0.946–0.953 | 9.0–13.0 | ≥23 | ≥600 | — | Blown Film |
| 5502 | 0.950–0.955 | 0.25–0.35 | ≥24–27 | ≥600 | 35–50 | Blow Molding |
| 6070 | 0.954–0.964 | 5.5–9.5 | ≥26 | ≥950 | ≥55 (50 °C) | Injection |
Typical values from public Sinopec grade spec sheets; confirm with mill TDS for final specification.
End Uses
Applications
Five application groups map Sinopec HDPE grades to the processes converters run every day.
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Blow Molding
Detergent, milk, food and cosmetic bottles, chemical drums, toys and floats.
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Film
Greenhouse film, merchandise bags, shopping bags and liner films.
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Injection Molding
Crates, pallets, housewares and thin-wall parts.
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Pipe
Buried drainage pipe and agriculture water lines, including hot water service with 6100M.
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Filament & Tape
Monofilament, ropes, nets and woven tapes for packaging, agriculture and industrial hauling.
Our Advantages
Why Choose Us
Grade Consistency
Each grade is supplied to a defined density and melt flow window, so process settings stay stable from lot to lot.
Quality System
Technical data sheets, COA and MSDS are available on request for every grade we ship.
Broad Portfolio
Seven core HDPE grades plus additional Sinopec grades cover film, blow molding, injection molding, pipe and tape.
Technical Support
Grade selection and processing guidance from a team that works with HDPE converters every day.
Supply Stability
Regular allocation from integrated petrochemical complexes keeps repeat orders on schedule.
Documentation
Export paperwork, packing lists and food-contact paperwork available on request where the grade supports it.
Logistics
Packaging & Delivery
- 25 kg PP woven coated bags as standard packing
- Optional 500–1000 kg jumbo bags for bulk conversion
- Ventilated dry warehouse storage before dispatch
- FCL and LCL export shipments
- Standard shipping terms: FOB, CIF, EXW
- Lead time and MOQ confirmed per order
Answers
Common Questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ is confirmed per order and per grade. Tell us the grade and destination port and we will quote the smallest workable quantity.
What is the lead time?
Lead time depends on grade availability and the shipping schedule; it is confirmed in writing together with the quotation.
Can I get samples before ordering?
Sample bags can be arranged before a bulk order so your team can run a trial on production equipment.
Do you supply food-contact grades?
Food-contact paperwork is available for grades intended for food packaging applications. Tell us the end use and we will confirm what the grade supports.
Can you provide TDS, COA and MSDS?
Yes. TDS, COA and MSDS are available on request for every grade listed on this page.
Can color or grade be customized?
Grade selection follows the process requirement. Color compounds and additive packages are discussed per project.
What shipping terms and payment methods do you accept?
FOB, CIF and EXW are standard. Payment terms are agreed in the contract for each order.
What packaging options are available?
25 kg PP woven coated bags as standard, with 500–1000 kg jumbo bags available on request.
How do I choose the right grade?
Send us the process — film, blow molding, injection, pipe or tape — and the target properties; we match density and melt flow to the application.
Can quality be traced back to the lot?
Each shipment carries lot documentation, so density, melt flow and mechanical data can be traced back to the production batch.
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Grades supplied 5000S · 5200B · 7000F · 2200J · 6098 · 5502 · 6070
Standard packing 25 kg PP woven coated bags, 500–1000 kg jumbo bags on request
Shipping terms FOB · CIF · EXW, lead time and MOQ confirmed per order
Response Quotation with grade, packing and shipment details
Market Notes
Grade News
5000S
Filament & TapeWhy 5000S Holds Its Tenacity in Tape
A narrow melt flow window keeps tape line tension steady during high-speed weaving.
Filament Grade Selection Basics
Density above 0.950 g/cm³ supports the stiffness that ropes and nets require.
Tape Grade Demand Tracks Harvest Season
Woven bag producers restock ahead of grain and fertiliser packing cycles.
5200B
Blow MoldingBlow Molding Windows for 5200B
Low melt flow gives the parison time to form before the mold closes.
Wall Thickness and Resin Choice
Higher density raises stiffness, yet the grade must still resist drop impact.
Large-Part Molders Watch Resin Supply
Makers of floats and large toys plan orders around container availability.
7000F
FilmFilm Strength Starts with Melt Flow
At 0.04 g/10 min, 7000F supports stable bubble formation on blown film lines.
Greenhouse Film and Light Exposure
Film grade selection should account for season length and light transmission.
Agricultural Film Orders Follow Planting
Greenhouse film demand clusters before each regional planting window.
2200J
Injection MoldingHigh-Flow Injection Without Warpage
A 4.5–6.5 melt flow range balances filling speed with shrinkage control.
Closures Need Dimensional Stability
Density in the 0.962–0.966 range keeps caps and closures within tolerance.
Houseware Molders Simplify Grade Mix
Buyers often consolidate onto one high-flow grade to streamline inventory.
6098
High-MFR Blown FilmRunning High-MFR Blown Film
Higher melt flow allows thinner gauges but demands tighter cooling control.
Shopping Bags and Down-Gauging
Resin stiffness determines how far film gauge can be reduced safely.
Liner Film Buyers Track Resin Prices
Converters align purchases with resin price movements each quarter.
5502
Blow Molding · ESCRESCR Explained for Bottle Grades
Environmental stress crack resistance predicts how a bottle behaves with detergents.
Chemical Drums and Wall Design
Mold design and resin toughness together determine drum performance.
Detergent Bottle Supply Restocks Steadily
Household chemical brands keep bottle resin on recurring purchase schedules.
6070
Injection Molding · CratesStiffness for Crates and Pallets
Density near 0.96 g/cm³ gives the load-bearing rigidity that crates require.
Thin-Wall Injection and Cycle Time
Faster cycles come from melt flow matched to the wall thickness of the part.
Logistics Sector Drives Crate Demand
Warehouse and transport investment lifts demand for reusable crates.