White HDPE plastic 1/2''
- Weather and impact resistant
- Create silhouettes of tools for easy tool identification
- High density polyethylene (HDPE) will maintain holding capacity
The D-HDPEW-481/2 is a white high-density polyethylene surface that a half inch thick. This surface has the abbreviation HDPE. This material is often related to Teflon. We use this product to create most Flexpipe structures with surfaces, containers, and drawers. We also use these to build other things like side walls. However, we recommend you consider other surfaces like the D-ALUW-481/8 or the thinner version of HDPE to keep from adding too much weight to your structures.
Also available in black: D-HDPEB-481/2
The HDPE is a slippery and rigid material. The high density of this product makes it shatterproof. If you put pressure on this surface, it will eventually bend, and the pressured area will be cut from the sheet. However, this is unlikely when using this product as you would with the Flexpipe System. This surface is easily cut with a decent saw.
The D-HDPEW-481/2 is available in a thinner version of one-quarter inch called D-HDPEW-481/4. We also offer an HDPE pegboard for your tool organization.
Have your HDPE surface cut and shipped in 24 hours with our decking cut service, starting at $5!
Best Seller | No |
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Units per box | 30 |
Height inches | 96 in (2438 mm) |
Width inches | 48 in (1219mm) |
Depth inches | 1/2 in (13mm) |
Unit weight pounds | 80.000 lbs (36.364 kg) |
Recyclable | Yes |
Reusable | No |
Electric conductivity (ESD) | No |
Material | High density polyethylene (HDPE) |
Finish | Glossy |
System operational temperature | -58°F à 185°F (-50°C à 85°C) |
If you want to save money when making a great many structures with working surfaces, here's our trick. Buy the D-HDPEW-481/4 which is thinner and less expensive than its counterpart and fix it on three-quarter inch plywood with some countersunk screws. This is less esthetic but could save you a good amount of money. When the useful life of the HDPE is over, just fix a new one on the same plywood.
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