EQUATE produces Polyethylene and Ethylene Glycol utilising Union Carbide's sophisticated UNIPOL II® and Meteor® low pressure process reactors. Ethylene Glycol is a chemical made from ethylene oxide and water. It is primarily used to make polyester fibre, resin and film, and automotive antifreeze and engine coolants. Polyethylene is the world's most widely used plastic and is produced in a wide range of densities. It is made by reacting ethylene and other olefins to form polymers. Polypropylene is a plastic made by reacting propylene with itself or with other olefins to form polymers.