Signature Polymers

All our polymers are now positioned under a single portfolio brand: Signature Polymers. We will be making these modifications over the next six months so you will see both old and new grade names highlighted moving forward.

ExxonMobil Signature Polymers Polyethylene Resins

Explore our industry leading Exceed™, Exxtra™ and ExxonMobil™ performance polyethylene (PE) resins ― as well as our LLDPE, LDPE and HDPE resins, and specialty copolymers ― which have been designed for a broad range of polyethylene applications.

Some of our existing Exceed, Achieve, Paxon and premium PP/HD grades will be moved/have moved to Exceed brand; most existing Enable grades will be moved/ have moved to Exceed Flow[+]; most of our existing Exceed XP grades have moved to Exceed Tough[+]; most of our existing Exceed S grades will be moved/ have moved to Exceed Stiff[+]

More details here or contact your ExxonMobil representative to know more.


Performance polymers

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Enable performance polyethylene transitioning to Exceed™ Flow
When you are looking for more stable operations and better line output, Enable™ PE resins deliver excellent processability and bubble stability with HAO properties in a single resin.
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Exceed S performance polymers transitioning to Exceed™ Stiff
When your applications demand the ultimate in stiffness and toughness, and easy processing is essential, the Exceed™ S resin portfolio is the solution that elevates performance, while simplifying operations.
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Exceed XP performance polyethylene to primarily transition to Exceed™ Tough
If your applications are highly demanding, the Exceed™ XP portfolio of resins offers the extreme toughness needed to deliver truly differentiated solutions.
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Exceed™ performance polyethylene transitioning to Exceed™ Flow(+), Tough (+) & Stiff (+)
For your applications that need a combination of outstanding sealing and best-in-class optical properties, Exceed™ PE resins are the answer.
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Core resins

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HDPE resins transitioning to either ExxonMobil™ HD or Exceed™
Our broad portfolio of HDPE resins provide a suite of solutions for machine direction oriented (MDO) films applications as well as blow molding, roto molding and injection molding.
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LDPE resins transitioning to ExxonMobil™ LD
Our broad portfolio of LDPE offers a combination of high melt strength, excellent optical properties, and outstanding shrink performance.
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LLDPE resins transitioning to ExxonMobil™ C4LL
Our broad portfolio of general purpose LLDPE resins can meet a wide variety of performance requirements over a broad range of density and melt index.
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LLDPE resins transitioning to ExxonMobil™ C6LL
Our additional LLDPE portfolio caters to diverse performance needs across a wide spectrum of density and melt index.
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Specialty copolymers

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EAA transitioning to ExxonMobil™ EAA
Escor™ ethylene and acrylic acid (EAA) copolymer resins offer excellent adhesion to polar substrates without the need for primers.
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EMA copolymers transitioning to ExxonMobil™ EMA
The most thermally stable of all high-pressure PE copolymers, Optema™ ethylene methyl acrylate (EMA) copolymers can be processed by extrusion coating lamination, blown/cast monolayer and coextruded films, injection molding, sheet or profile extrusion, blow molding and foam extrusion.
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EnBA copolymers transitioning to ExxonMobil™ EnBA
ExxonMobil™ ethylene n-butyl acrylate (EnBA) copolymers adhere to a variety of polar substrates including paper, polyesters, ionomers, PVdC and unplasticized PVC.
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EVA copolymers transitioning to ExxonMobil™ EVA
Escorene™ ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymers are used in extrusion film processes for applications including packaging, surface protection and greenhouse covers – and in photovoltaic cell encapsulation. View these thermoplastic resins.
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Exact™polyolefin elastomers transitioning to Exxtra™ Seal polymers
Alpha olefin copolymers for flexible packaging, molded/extruded products, wire and cable, and foaming compounds.
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    Press release: ExxonMobil announces launch of Signature Polymers

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    Whitepaper: Future trends in the flexible packaging industry

    While demand for chemicals and plastics is being fueled by a growing global population and middle class, other trends are affecting the packaging landscape. Read ExxonMobil’s view of what will impact the flexible packaging industry moving forward.

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    Article: Plastics in packaging-shrink expands

    This article, published in Plastics in Packaging magazine, features ExxonMobil's review of the global trends in collation shrink packaging films.

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