EPVC

EPVC stands for Extruded Polyvinyl Chloride. It is a versatile and widely used plastic material produced through an extrusion process. In this manufacturing method, PVC resin is heated and melted, then forced through a die to create a continuous profile with a specific cross-sectional shape. This process allows for the creation of various forms such as pipes, window frames, siding, and films.

The properties of EPVC make it suitable for numerous applications. It exhibits good chemical resistance, durability, and is relatively inexpensive to produce. EPVC can be formulated with various additives to enhance properties like UV resistance, flexibility, and flame retardancy. Its electrical insulation properties also make it a common choice for wire and cable jacketing.

Common uses for EPVC include construction materials like window profiles and plumbing pipes, automotive components, medical devices, and packaging films. The ability to tailor its characteristics through formulation and the efficiency of the extrusion process contribute to its widespread adoption in manufacturing. Recycling of EPVC is also possible, contributing to its sustainability profile.