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Bari Plastics:Your Global

Polymer Partner

With over 40 years of expertise, we deliver premium plastic raw materials to industries worldwide. Let’s build a sustainable future together.

Why Choose Bari Plastics?

We pride ourselves on being your trusted global partner in plastic raw materials.

Uncompromising Quality

We adhere to the highest global standards, providing materials like LDPE and HDPE that ensure durability and performance .

Tailored Experience

With decades of experience and a worldwide network, our team offers personalized guidance and logistics to meet your specific requirements.

Sustainable Innovation

We prioritize eco-friendly production processes, delivering cutting-edge solutions that support a greener future for your business.

About Bari Plastics

BARIPLASTC LTD is a leading force in Bangladesh’s polymer industry, delivering high-performance plastic solutions that power innovation across sectors. With a deep commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, we specialize in sourcing, distributing, and customizing a wide range of polymer products—from industrial-grade resins to everyday household plastics.

At BARIPLASTIC LTD, we don’t just deliver materials—we deliver confidence. Our team of polymer specialists and supply chain experts work closely with clients to ensure every product meets performance, regulatory, and market demands. Whether you’re a manufacturer, distributor, or innovator, we’re your trusted partner in plastic excellence. Based in Bangladesh. Connected to the world. Focused on your success.

Our Premium Product

LDPE

LDPE is a flexible, lightweight thermoplastic made from ethylene monomers with a highly branched molecular structure. It has excellent chemical resistance and is commonly used in plastic bags, squeeze bottles, and film applications. Its low crystallinity gives it a soft texture and high impact resistance.

HDPE

HDPE is a rigid, high-strength polymer with minimal branching, resulting in a dense and crystalline structure. It is widely used in containers, pipes, and geomembranes due to its durability and chemical resistance. HDPE has a higher melting point and better load-bearing capacity than LDPE. It is also recyclable and marked with resin code #2.

LLDPE

LLDPE is a copolymer of ethylene and alpha-olefins, offering a balance between flexibility and strength. It has short, linear branches that improve tensile strength and puncture resistance compared to LDPE. Commonly used in stretch films, garbage bags, and flexible tubing. It is less transparent than LDPE but more durable in thin-film applications

PP

Polypropylene is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic known for its high chemical resistance and low density. It is used in packaging, automotive parts, textiles, and medical devices. PP has excellent fatigue resistance and can withstand repeated bending. It is also resistant to moisture and has a melting point around 160–170°C.

PS

Polystyrene is a rigid, transparent thermoplastic made from styrene monomers. It exists in solid (GPPS), impact-resistant (HIPS), and foamed (EPS) forms. PS is commonly used in disposable cutlery, CD cases, insulation, and packaging. While inexpensive and easy to mold, it is brittle and has poor UV resistance.

ABS

ABS is a tough, impact-resistant thermoplastic made from acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene. It combines strength, rigidity, and processability, making it ideal for automotive parts, toys (like LEGO), and electronics housings. ABS offers good chemical resistance and dimensional stability. It is commonly used in injection molding and 3D printing.

PVC

PVC is a versatile thermoplastic made from vinyl chloride monomers, available in rigid and flexible forms. Rigid PVC is used in pipes, window frames, and construction materials, while flexible PVC is used in cables, flooring, and medical tubing. It is flame-retardant and chemically resistant but can release harmful gases when burned. Plasticizers like DOP are often added to enhance flexibility.

POM

POM is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic known for its strength, stiffness, and low friction. It is used in precision parts like gears, bearings, and automotive components. POM has excellent dimensional stability and wear resistance. It comes in homopolymer and copolymer forms, each with slightly different thermal and chemical properties.

PET

PET is a strong, lightweight thermoplastic polyester used in beverage bottles, food containers, and synthetic fibers. It has excellent clarity, chemical resistance, and barrier properties. PET is recyclable and often used in textiles under the name “polyester.” It is formed by polymerizing ethylene glycol and terephthalic acid.

PA

PA refers to a family of polymers known as nylons, characterized by repeating amide linkages. It offers high mechanical strength, wear resistance, and thermal stability. Common types include PA6 and PA66, used in automotive, textiles, and industrial applications. PA absorbs moisture, which can affect its dimensional stability.

PC

PC is a transparent, impact-resistant thermoplastic made from bisphenol A and phosgene. It is used in eyewear lenses, safety shields, electronics, and automotive components. PC offers high heat resistance and dimensional stability but is sensitive to scratching and UV degradation. It is often blended with other polymers like ABS for enhanced properties.

COMPOUND MATERIALS

Compound materials are polymer blends mixed with additives like fillers, stabilizers, or reinforcements to enhance performance. These materials are tailored for specific applications, such as flame retardancy, impact resistance, or conductivity. Examples include glass-filled PP, flame-retardant ABS, and mineral-reinforced PA. Compounding improves mechanical, thermal, and aesthetic properties.

DOP

DOP is a widely used plasticizer that enhances the flexibility and softness of PVC and other polymers. It is a clear, oily liquid with good compatibility and low volatility. DOP improves processability and durability in products like cables, flooring, and synthetic leather. However, its environmental and health concerns have led to increased regulation and alternative plasticizers.

POE

POE is a copolymer of ethylene and alpha-olefins, offering rubber-like elasticity with thermoplastic processability. It is used as an impact modifier in PP and PE blends, and in automotive, footwear, and wire insulation. POE provides excellent low-temperature flexibility, resilience, and compatibility with polyolefins. It is produced using metallocene catalyst technology

SYNTHETIC RUBBER

Synthetic rubber is an artificial elastomer made from petroleum-based monomers like butadiene, styrene, or isoprene. It mimics the properties of natural rubber but offers improved resistance to heat, chemicals, and aging. Common types include SBR, NBR, EPDM, and neoprene, used in tires, seals, hoses, and footwear. Synthetic rubber is essential in automotive and industrial applications.