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What does high, low, and extra low density refer to?

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What does high, low, and extra low density refer to?

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The density refers to the amount of watts per square inch. For example, high density is rated at 150+ watts per square inch, low density is rated at 75+ watts per square inch, and extra low density is rated at 50+ watts per square inch.

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