PVC

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

  • Solid Rigid Sheets (PVC)
  • uPVC (Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride)
  • CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride)
  • uPVC Cladding & Foam

 

Solid Rigid Sheets (PVC)

Solid PVC is a highly reliable and chemically resistant plastic. Its self-extinguishing and electrically insulating properties make it an ideal material for industrial and construction applications. It is commonly used for creating durable electrical enclosures, insulation panels, and filler strips in façade systems. 

Key Features & Technical Aspects:

Chemical Resistance
Flame Retardant
Electrical Insulation
Temperature Resistance
Available Thicknesses
Finish & Colors
Processing
Highly resistant to most acids, alkalis, and salts.
Self-extinguishing properties for enhanced safety.
Excellent for protecting electrical components.
Withstands temperatures up to 60°C.
2 mm to 20 mm.
Available in a silk gloss surface in white, dark grey, and transparent.
Can be easily sawn, drilled, milled, and welded.

Façade Applications:

  • Electrical enclosures and panels.
  • Filler strips and seals in construction.
  • Durable cladding for industrial areas.

 

uPVC (Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride)

uPVC is a rigid, high-performance plastic that offers exceptional chemical resistance and tensile strength. Its inherent dimensional stability and weldability make it an optimal choice for demanding industrial and façade applications where durability and structural integrity are paramount. It holds a Class 1 fire rating.

Key Features & Technical Aspects:

Fire Rating
Temperature Range
Mechanical & Tensile Strength
Chemical Resistance
Weldability
Available Forms
Self-extinguishing.
0°C to +60°C.
High strength and rigidity for structural use.
Excellent resistance to corrosive agents.
Can be easily thermo-welded for strong joints.
Sheet, Rod, Angle, Hexagonal, Hollow Rod, Tube, Channel, Square Tube, Weld Rod.

Façade Applications:

  • Internal wall cladding for hygienic zones.
  • Ventilation systems and ducts.
  • Handling tanks and pump bodies.
  • Containment for corrosive fluids.

 

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CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride)

CPVC offers enhanced thermal resistance and rigidity compared to uPVC. This material is designed to maintain its structural integrity at higher temperatures, making it a superior choice for chemical and pharmaceutical environments where elevated temperatures are a factor.

Key Features & Technical Aspects:

Temperature Resistance
Fire Rating
High Strength
Chemical Resistance
Processability
Available Forms
Withstands temperatures up to 85°C.
Self-extinguishing.
Excellent impact and tensile strength.
Superior to uPVC in high-temperature chemical environments.
Thermo-weldable and glueable.
Sheet, Rod.

Façade Applications:

  • Cladding in chemical processing zones.
  • Pharmaceutical containment and enclosures.

 

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uPVC Cladding & Foam

  • uPVC Cladding: A fire-rated and food-approved solution that creates hygienic, durable, and easy-to-maintain environments. Its chemical resistance and ease of fabrication are ideal for sanitary and high-traffic architectural zones.
    • Available Forms: Sheet, Profiles, Adhesive, Silicone, Rivets.
  • Decorative uPVC Cladding: Combines hygienic performance with aesthetic appeal. Features ten high-resolution, digitally printed wall designs protected by a UV-cured clear coating for enhanced durability and chemical resistance.
  • uPVC Foam: A lightweight, fire-rated material with low thermal and sound conductivity. Its smooth surface makes it perfect for printing, signage, and decorative façade elements.
  • uPVC Co-extruded Foam (Coplast): Features solid outer surfaces for enhanced durability and impact resistance. It provides improved thermal and chemical performance, making it an excellent choice for cladding and partitions.