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is closed pore polyethylene flammable
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Closed pore polyethylene, a type of polymer known for its insulation and cushioning properties, does possess a level of flammability like many other organic materials. However, it is designed to resist ignition to some degree. When exposed to flame, it tends to melt rather than catch fire immediately, but if the temperature is high enough, it will eventually burn, producing a dripping, burning plastic that can spread the fire. The flammability of polyethylene can be modified with the addition of flame retardants, making it safer for applications where fire risk is a concern. It's important to adhere to safety guidelines and use flame-retardant grades in environments with a high risk of fire.
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