Uses of chlorinated polyvinyl chloride

Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride is also called (poly)perchlorovinyl chloride. The high molecular compound is obtained from the chlorination of polyvinyl chloride. The chlorine content is 61%~68%. With thermoplasticity. White powder. Not easy to burn. It is resistant to concentrated acid, concentrated lye, mineral oil, etc. The product will not deform in boiling water. It is more soluble in organic solvents such as esters, ketones and aromatic hydrocarbons than polyvinyl chloride. Used to make corrosion-resistant paint, adhesives and synthetic fibers.

CPVC has excellent high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance and flame retardancy, and compared with other thermoplastic engineering plastics, the price is relatively low. Therefore, CPVC is widely used in cold and hot water transportation and industrial pipeline water delivery systems in residences, hotels and restaurants; building materials such as cable pipes, shaped doors and windows; decoration materials in airplanes and materials for vehicles and lamps; CPVC sheets are welded into different equipment; in addition, they are also widely used in the electronics industry.