PVC, is a material that provides a good balance of stiffness, impact resistance, UV stability, and inherent UL flame performance. It’s most commonly used in construction for pipe and in profile applications such as doors and windows and refrigeration. 

Rigid PVC is also often used as a replacement for metal and wood in numerous applications and works great with embossing and textures for highly visible parts. PVC is also popular as flexible PVC where the addition of a plasticizer makes it much more flexible. 

PVC plastic is a plastic material with a very high usage rate. It mainly has two forms: rigid PVC and soft PVC. Rigid PVC does not contain plasticizers, therefore it has good mechanical strength and weather resistance, and is commonly used in construction pipes, doors and windows, panels, and injection molded products. Soft PVC is made soft by adding plasticizers, making it suitable for manufacturing cable insulation, flooring, signage, inflatable products, etc.

The main characteristics of PVC include:Excellent mechanical properties, such as tensile strength and impact strength.Good electrical insulation performance: suitable for use in wires and cables.Chemical stability: corrosion-resistant, suitable for chemical materials.Good weather resistance and flame resistance: can be used for outdoor structures.Strong plasticity: easy to process into various shapes and products.

The application of PVC is very extensive, involving multiple fields such as building materials, industrial products, daily necessities, medical equipment, etc. For example, in the construction industry, PVC can be used to produce pipes, window frames, and floor tiles; In the medical field, PVC is commonly used to manufacture blood bags, infusion tubes, etc