PVC's main component is polyvinyl chloride, a slightly yellowish, translucent material with a glossy sheen. Its transparency is better than polyethylene and polypropylene, but worse than polystyrene. Depending on the amount of additives used, it is classified as soft or rigid PVC. Soft PVC products are flexible and tough, with a sticky feel, while rigid PVC products have a harderness than low-density polyethylene but lower than polypropylene, and may exhibit whitening at flexural points. Common products include: sheets, pipes, shoe soles, toys, doors and windows, wire sheathing, and stationery. It is a polymer material that uses a chlorine atom to replace one hydrogen atom in polyethylene.
The surface and shape of goods leave a first impression. In this sense, the market prospects for PVC film are very promising. In fact, with the development of the times, PVC is gradually winning people's favor with its good performance, simple processing, and many other advantages, and has been increasingly accepted and recognized. In Europe and America, PVC is a favorite in the construction industry, and it is ubiquitous in people's daily lives. PVC can not only represent the colors of nature but also the colors of people's imaginations.
