PVC ( polyvinyl chloride ) is an engineering plastic with good insulation properties but its electrical insulating properties aren’t quite as good as plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene
It’s generally only suitable for medium or low voltage and low-frequency insulation materials.
Most products made with PVC are long-lasting – up to and over 60 years. Because of this reliability throughout their service lives, maintenance or repair is reduced significantly. It is the most widely used plastic in building and construction applications. PVC is resistant to oxidation and degradation and its inherent chlorine content gives it excellent fire resistance.
** Anti-static grades available **
CHARACTERISTICS
- good hardness and mechanical properties
- good electrical insulating properties
- very high chemical and moisture resistance
- excellent forming characteristics
- good dimensional stability
- bondable and excellent for welding
- self-extinguishing
- continuous temperature up to 600C
APPLICATIONS
- chemical processing tank
- valves
- fitting and piping systems
- plating barrel
- fume boards
- laboratory cabinets
- Electrical insulators
Battery boxes
US 9215 
GB 6451 
CA 5447 
AU 5312 
IE 3106 
NZ 2512 
SG 958 
IN 675 
