There are two major manufacturing processes for Polyethylene Wax namely, High Pressure Polymerisation and Low Pressure Polymerisation. Low Pressure Polymerisation is a controlled thermal degradation of high molecular weight Polyethylene. In the high-pressure reaction, Polyethylene Wax is prepared from either Polyethylene or Ethylene. Batch processing technology is employed for making PE wax in the degradation technique. This is because it is based on the Thermal Cracking Method and is cost effective as opposed to the Continuous Process Technology. In this degradation technique, by-products such as wax gel and wax emulsion are also obtained. The Technology for manufacturing Polyethylene Wax using either of the two processes as mentioned above was developed by an American Company which used Scrap HDPE and LDPE as the Raw Material.

There are two major manufacturing processes for Polyethylene Wax namely, High Pressure Polymerisation and Low Pressure Polymerisation. Low Pressure Polymerisation is a controlled thermal degradation of high molecular weight Polyethylene. In the high-pressure reaction, Polyethylene Wax is prepared from either Polyethylene or Ethylene. Batch processing technology is employed for making PE wax in the degradation technique. This is because it is based on the Thermal Cracking Method and is cost effective as opposed to the Continuous Process Technology. In this degradation technique, by-products such as wax gel and wax emulsion are also obtained. The Technology for manufacturing Polyethylene Wax using either of the two processes as mentioned above was developed by an American Company which used Scrap HDPE and LDPE as the Raw Material.