Secondary
Material Appearances Features
Capabilities
- Excellent
Toughness Grade
- Good Exterior
Properties
- High Impact
Strength
- Good Chemical
Resistance
- Flame Retardant
- High Rigidity
- Good Chemica
Resistnace
- Good Toughness
- High Clarity
- Good Dimensional
Stability
- High Rigidity
- Excellent Clarity
- Good Chemical
Resistance
- Excellent
Machinabilty
- Good Chemical
Resistance
- Abrasion Resistant
- Cost Effective
- Cost Effective
- Good Durability
- Flame Retardant
- Low Water
Absorption
- High Resistance to
Solvents
- Living Hinge
- Cost Effective
- Excellent
Printability
- FDA Approved
- Good Abrasion
Resistance
- Good Chemical
Resistance
- Low Temperature
Flexibility
- Oil Resistant
- Good Toughness
- Exterior Grade
- Interior Grade
- FDA Grade
- Excellent
Printability
- Flexibility from 60
to 90 Shore A Scale
- Good Chemical
Resistance
The properties for PVC are usually categorized based on rigid and flexible PVCs.
Property Rigid PVC Flexible PVC
Density [g/cm3][6] 1.3–1.45 1.1–1.35
Thermal conductivity [W/(m·K)][7] 0.14–0.28 0.14–0.17
Yield strength [MPa][6] 31–60 10–25
[8]
Young's modulus [psi] 490,000
Flexural strength (yield) [psi] 10,500[8]
Compression strength [psi] 9500[8]
Coefficient of thermal expansion (linear) [mm/(mm °C)] 5×10−5[8]
Vicat B [°C][7] 65–100 Not recommended
Resistivity [Ω m][9][10] 10 16
1012–1015
Surface resistivity [Ω][9][10] 1013–1014 1011–1012