Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA for its overall characteristics is the right choice for applications like silage stretch film, low thickness and high clarity packaging film requiring superior mechanical strength. Moreover, the excellent weldability behavior makes it ideal for lamination film production. Films obtained from Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA show excellent optical properties, a wide sealing window, both hot tack and heat seal, together with a low sealing initiation temperature (S.I.T.), outstanding impact, puncture and Elmendorf tear resistance.

Sustainability
The “bio attributed” product Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA is a highly sustainable LLDPE produced using bionafta from renewable raw materials together with traditional raw materials. In order to attribute the sustainable feedstock component to the final product, Versalis applies the Mass Balance approach, a recognized methodology that allows to trace the flow of materials along the value chain and to assign the sustainability characteristic of the raw material to the final product on a documentary basis. Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA provides the same chemical composition and physical-mechanical performance of the traditional grade, in addition is accompanied by a sustainability declaration that certifies the share of bio attributed product. It is a linear low-density polyethylene, hexene comonomer (C6-LLDPE), added with antioxidants and suitable for blown film technology. The production of Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA allows to contribute to the circular economy, since the bionafta used derives from renewable sources (e.g. vegetable oils). Clearflex H&T FGH 196 A BA will be bio attributed for 85%. The exact amount of “bio attributed” product will be reported in the sustainability certificate issued upon the delivery of the product.