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Materials used in the extrusion process:
Polyvinyl chloride, abbreviated as PVC, is a man-made plastic polymer with a wide range of applications. More than 50% of all PVC produced is used in the construction industry (windows, sewers and soffits), where it is used to replace more traditional materials such as plastic, concrete and ceramics. It is also used to manufacture packaging, wiring, IV equipment, toys and motor vehicles. Thermoplastic elastomers TPE are a unique class of materials that combine the key properties of workability and recyclable-nature of thermoplastics with the wide range of physical properties of vulcanized rubber such as flexibility, low permanent deformation under pressure and high flexibility.
Polyvinyl chloride, abbreviated as PVC, is a man-made plastic polymer with a wide range of applications. More than 50% of all PVC produced is used in the construction industry (windows, sewers and soffits), where it is used to replace more traditional materials such as plastic, concrete and ceramics. It is also used to manufacture packaging, wiring, IV equipment, toys and motor vehicles. Thermoplastic elastomers TPE are a unique class of materials that combine the key properties of workability and recyclable-nature of thermoplastics with the wide range of physical properties of vulcanized rubber such as flexibility, low permanent deformation under pressure and high flexibility.
