Abstract: Elastic materials, particularly films, strips, coatings, ribbons and sheets made from at least one substantially linear ethylene polymer are disclosed which can be fabricated on conventional polyolefin extrusion equipment. They can be used to produce elastic composite structures that are stretchable and have recycle compatibility between elastic and non-elastic components. The novel materials have at least about 80% recovery at 100% strain and are especially useful in making fabricated composite articles (e.g., disposable diapers).

Abstract: A wrap-packaging film having differential cling is provided by a film laminate, said film laminate comprising at least two layers,at least one of which layers is an outer reverse layer comprising a linear very low density ethylene copolymer (LVLDPE) having a critical density of less than about 0.915 g/cc which contains a tackifier in an amount sufficient to impart thereto an effective level of cling properties,at least one of which layers comprises an obverse layer of an olefin polymer or copolymer, such as a linear low density ethylene copolymer (LLDPE) which has a critical density of not less than 0.916 g/cc which has little or no cling,and wherein the difference in density between the reverse layer and the obverse layer is at least about 0.004 g/cc,the said differential cling properties being manifested in the higher level of cling of the LVLDPE reverse layer as compared to that of the obverse layer.