White HDPE plastic 1/2''
- High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is excellent for creating work surfaces and drawers
- Weather, corrosion, and impact resistant
- Use it to create tool identification silhouette displays
D-HDPEW-481/2
- HDPE is a glossy, rigid material, the high density of this product makes it shatterproof. Typically cut using a table saw or a portable saw.
- Use it to create work surfaces, containers, and drawers for any flexpipe structure.
- We recommend the thinner version D-HDPEW-481/4 to keep from adding too much weight to your structures, such as for panels where the thickness of the 1/2" may not be necessary.
EASY TO INSTALL
- HDPE can be installed by securing it from the top, through the pipe with a decking screw (F-SF81), or from the bottom with the use of an AO-EMT1or AO-EMT2 and the F-S81/2 screw.
- Check out the INSTALLATION STEPS to learn how.
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Length | 96 in (2438.4 mm) |
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Height | 1/2 in (13 mm) |
Width | 48 in (1219 mm) |
Weight (kg/lbs) | 80 lb (36.364 kg) |
Common Usage | Work surfaces, containers and drawers |
Primary Material | High Density Polyethylene |
Temperature Resistance | -58°F to 185°F (-50°C to 85°C) |
Electric Conductivity (ESD) | No |
When installing 1/2" HDPE there are two common ways to install:
1. From the top
- Put the AO-SHIM on the pipe (one every 12 inches for HDPE 1/2)
- Put the surface on the pipe and lock it into place
- Starting from a corner pierce 1/8 hole trough surface and AO-SHIM every 2 AO-SHIM
- Countersink the holes
- Fasten the screw through the surface and the AO-SHIM until the head is flat with the decking
2. From the bottom
- Using an AO-EMT1
- Using an AO-CLIP
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Save money when making structures with working surfaces, buy the D-HDPEW-481/4 which is thinner and less expensive than its counterpart and fix it on half-inch-inch plywood with some countersunk screws. Although less esthetic, it could save you a good amount of money.
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