PVC

An economical, chemically resistant plastic molded for functional, infrastructure-adjacent parts.

Example: molded PVC

What is it?

Hard, chemically resistant, and a strong electrical insulator — used in medical containers, construction, piping, cables.

Key behavior

Self-extinguishing flame behavior and good chemical resistance at low cost.

Why choose it

Infrastructure-adjacent parts — piping, conduit, switch boxes — where cost and chemical resistance matter most.

Applications

Pipe fittings, electrical switch boxes, industrial valves.

Processing notes

A dependable, economical molding material for functional rather than precision-appearance parts.

Properties

Density1.35-1.45 g/cm3
Typical HardnessRockwell R105-R115
Typical Strength6,000-7,500 PSI tensile
Lead TimeConfirmed per RFQ
FinishingConfirmed per RFQ
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