Is high-density polyethylene, the material of the tabletop of a Portable Round Table, harmful to the human body?

High-density polyethylene is a thermoplastic that is widely used in many fields, including the manufacture of Portable Round Tables, due to its excellent physical and chemical properties. It has high strength, excellent wear resistance, chemical stability and thermal stability, making it an ideal material for the manufacture of Portable Round Tables, containers, pipes and many other products.
When manufacturing Portable Round Tables, high-density polyethylene does not add toxic or harmful additives during the manufacturing process, so it is non-toxic and odorless in itself. When the tabletop of a Portable Round Table comes into contact with food or other items, no harmful substances or gases are released, thus ensuring the health of the human body.
High-density polyethylene has excellent chemical stability and can resist erosion by a variety of chemicals. This stability is important for Portable Round Tables because it means that the tabletop will not decompose or produce harmful substances when in contact with chemicals such as water, acid, and alkali. Therefore, even if it encounters slight chemical contamination during use, the high-density polyethylene tabletop of the Portable Round Table can maintain its integrity and safety.
Because of its non-toxicity, odorlessness and chemical stability, high-density polyethylene is often used in food packaging and containers, and it is also an ideal choice for making Portable Round Table tops. In fact, many high-density polyethylene products, including Portable Round Tables, have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), indicating that they meet food safety standards and can be safely used in contact with food.
Although high-density polyethylene itself is harmless, there are still a few things to note when using Portable Round Tables. Although high-density polyethylene has a certain degree of heat resistance, it may decompose at extremely high temperatures (close to its melting point) and may produce harmful gases. Therefore, avoid exposing Portable Round Tables to high temperature environments, such as flames, hot sun, or high-temperature ovens.
After long-term use, the tabletop of a Portable Round Table may accumulate dust, dirt, or microorganisms. To maintain its hygiene, the tabletop should be cleaned regularly. Use a mild detergent and a soft cloth to wipe it. At the same time, avoid scratching the tabletop with sharp objects to avoid destroying its integrity and affecting the service life of the Portable Round Table.