The chlorinated polyethylene chloride content plays a key role:

        The chlorine content of chlorinated polyethylene plays a key role, and it also directly affects the properties of the entire material. Let's take a look at what the chlorine content will achieve:

        1. When the chlorine content is low (less than 20%), the entire material exhibits properties close to that of polyethylene;

        2. When the chlorine content is 20% to 45%, the material exhibits good elasticity, and as the chlorine content increases, the hardness and brittleness also increase;

        3. When the chlorine content reaches 60% ~ 65%, CPE shows good solubility and can be used as coatings and adhesives;

        4. When the chlorine content exceeds 68%, CPE exhibits the properties of a brittle resin and can be used as a flame retardant.

        The above is that chlorinated polyethylene will have a different effect when it reaches a certain number!