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Highly durable, long-lasting mulch films fabricated with Exceed™ XP performance PE polymers use less material by offering downgauging for sustainability benefits. Long-lasting mulch films increase crop production rates and allow farmers to spend time on more productive activities rather than collecting mulch film that has broken down.
Advanced mulch film solutions are made possible today by ExxonMobil performance polyethylene.
Exceed™ XP, Exceed™ and Enable™ performance polyethylene (PE) polymers are ideal for a range of applications. From solutions that require extreme performance to those that offer an optimum balance of high alpha olefin (HAO) benefits, our portfolio can meet your needs.
ExxonMobil™ low-density polyethylene (LDPE) resins range from 0.913 to 0.934 g/cm³, making them suitable for a large variety of applications.
ExxonMobil™ and ExxonMobil™ NTX linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) resins offer an optimal balance of toughness and stiffness.
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.
Learn how Exceed XP is helping farmers and film converters in Qujing, China meet their recycling goals of doing more with less.
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Hear what our customers say about Exceed™ XP and the difference it is making to their businesses.
Sustainable plasticulture solutions that do more with less, while increasing productivity and enhancing profitability for farmers are key to meeting this challenge and boosting the agricultural sector globally.
Going beyond to deliver extreme performance and create sustainable solutions.
Fabricate high-performance mulch films with improved tensile, tear and dart impact.
Exceed™ XP, Exceed™ and Enable™ performance PE polymers can deliver more added-value, more sustainable films for agricultural applications such as greenhouse and tunnel films, mulch films and silage films.