Supplied to order
Seven grade families organised by the conversion route they are bought for — injection, blow moulding, pipe extrusion, film and rotomoulding.
Green Muscat supplies these virgin resins; we do not manufacture them. Send us your process, volume and destination and we will confirm the offered grade and the approvals that apply before you order.
High-density polyethylene supplied for injection moulding, where stiffness and dimensional stability matter more than flexibility.
The usual applications are rigid goods that have to hold their shape and take repeated handling: crates, tote boxes and stackable containers, plus housewares such as bowls, jugs, trays and closures.
Tell us your shot weight, cycle, mould and required stiffness, and we will match the grade family to your tool rather than to a generic data sheet.
Grade family
GMHD-IM
High-density polyethylene for extrusion blow moulding of hollow parts — the route used for containers rather than solid components.
Buyers use it for bottles and small containers: household and industrial bottles, jerry cans, detergent and chemical packs, and small parts where a moulded neck and handle are needed.
Because blow moulding grades are chosen against parison behaviour and wall thickness, tell us container volume, weight and the contents it will hold so the offered grade can be confirmed for your mould.
Grade family
GMHD-BM
Polyethylene for pipe extrusion, supplied against the project requirement rather than a single fixed grade. PE100, PE80 and PE63 describe different minimum required strength classes — which one your project needs is set by the pipe specification, not by us.
Tell us the class your specification calls for, the pipe diameter and wall thickness, the pressure rating and the service conditions. The offered grade family and the approvals that apply to it are both confirmed at enquiry, before you commit to an order.
We do not publish pipe-grade approvals in advance. Approvals are confirmed at enquiry against your project documents, so treat every class reference on this page as a description of what you can ask for — not as a certification claim.
Grade family
GMPE-PX
Supplied for PE100, PE80 and PE63 project requirements.
High-density polyethylene for film extrusion, used where film needs to be thin, stiff and economical rather than soft and stretchy.
The typical work for this grade is carrier bags and thin packaging: retail carrier and singlet bags, produce and garment bags, and the thin inner packaging that goes inside cartons.
Film grades are selected against the thickness you want to run and the strength the finished bag needs. Send the film gauge, the bag format and your line type so the offered grade is confirmed for your extrusion equipment.
Grade family
GMHD-FL
Medium-density polyethylene in a rotomoulding grade — the route used for large hollow articles made in a mould that rotates rather than in a closed tool under pressure.
Typical work is water and storage tanks, and hollow parts that need a tough, seamless skin: bins, containers, floats and shaped components for industrial and agricultural use.
Rotomoulding grades are chosen against wall thickness, mould size, cycle time and the impact performance the part needs. Tell us the mould, the finished wall thickness and the end use, and the offered grade is confirmed at enquiry.
Grade family
GMMD-RM
Linear low-density polyethylene for film extrusion, chosen where film has to stretch and resist tearing rather than stay stiff.
Buyers use it for agricultural and industrial film and bags: silage and mulch film, greenhouse and covering film, heavy-duty sacks, industrial liners and general-purpose packaging film.
Tell us the film structure you are running, the thickness and the strength or stretch the finished film needs, so the offered grade can be checked against your line.
Grade family
GMLL-FL
Low-density polyethylene for film extrusion, used for packaging film where clarity, softness and good sealing matter.
This grade family covers packaging film, shrink film and liners: general packaging and overwrap, collation and shrink film, and liners for bins, boxes and industrial use.
Send the film thickness, whether the line is blown or cast, and the sealing or shrinkage behaviour your product needs so the offered grade is confirmed for your process.
Grade family
GMLD-FL
How to enquire
We confirm the offered grade against what you actually run. Three details do most of the work — what you will do with the resin, how much you need, and where it has to arrive.
Injection, blow moulding, pipe extrusion, film or rotomoulding — plus your machine, mould or line details.
The tonnage you need and whether it is a one-off order or a repeating requirement.
The delivery port or city, and any timing the schedule depends on.
Tell us which data you need for your qualification file and we will send the sheets for the offered grade.
Green Muscat supplies these virgin resins to order. We do not manufacture them, and we do not publish stock levels, origin or certification in advance on this page.
The grade actually offered, the specification that applies to it, the approvals you can rely on, availability and lead time are all confirmed against your enquiry — so ask for them before you place an order.
Looking for recycled material instead? PET flakes, recycled HDPE, LDPE / LLDPE, PP and filler masterbatch are on Recycled Materials.
Next step
Send us the grade family you are looking at — or just describe the part you are making — along with your volume and destination. We will reply with the offered grade and the technical sheets you asked for.
If you are not sure which family applies, tell us the process and the finished product and we will point you to the right one.