Polyethylene, chlorinated, also known as chlorinated polyethylene (CPE), is a versatile polymer derived from the chlorination of high-density polyethylene. It offers enhanced properties such as improved chemical resistance, flame retardancy, and UV stability compared to its non-chlorinated counterpart. CPE is widely used in applications requiring durability and resistance to environmental factors, including wire and cable insulation, coatings, and adhesives. Its flexibility and processability make it a preferred choice in the manufacturing of various industrial products.
