Virgin PVC is manufactured through the polymerization of vinyl chloride monomers derived from natural gas or petroleum.
Virgin Polyvinyl Chloride (P.V.C)
Additives Ready Polymer
Additives
During the production of PVC, various additives may be incorporated to achieve specific properties, such as plasticises for flexibility or stabilisers for UV resistance.
Uses
In the construction industry, virgin PVC is often used for pipes, fittings, and profiles. It is used in the production of clothing and footwear. PVC is also employed in various consumer goods, medical devices, and packaging.
Recycling
While PVC is recyclable, the recycling process can be more challenging compared to some other plastics. The recycling of PVC is not as widespread as that of other plastics like PET or HDPE.
