PVC-U (Unplasticized PVC) - PVC-U is rigid and durable, offering excellent resistance to chemicals, weathering, and impact. It is commonly used in construction for piping, window frames, and door profiles due to its strength and durability. PVC-U is also used for automotive trim and electrical conduits.
PVC-C (Chlorinated PVC) - PVC-C is a thermoplastic material that has been chemically modified for improved heat and chemical resistance. It is commonly used in industrial applications such as chemical processing, water treatment, and corrosive environments. PVC-C is also used in construction for hot water piping systems.
PVC-O (Oriented PVC) - PVC-O is a high-performance, lightweight material with enhanced strength and durability. It is commonly used in water distribution systems, irrigation systems, and underground piping due to its ability to withstand high pressures and impact. PVC-O is also used in trenchless pipe installation methods.
PVC Compound - PVC compound is a blend of PVC resin and additives that can be formulated for specific applications. It can be customized for various properties such as flexibility, flame resistance, and color. PVC compound is used in a wide range of applications including cable insulation, flooring, automotive parts, and medical devices.
