PVC Foam

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Closed-cell PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) foam is a sealed rigid foam material whose structural characteristic is that the bubbles are completely enclosed inside the foam, which makes it have excellent thermal insulation and waterproof properties and high mechanical strength.

Features of Rigid PVC foam

Lightweight

PVC foam is very light relative to its volume, making it easy to transport and install.

High strength and rigidity

Despite its light weight, PVC foam has high strength and rigidity.

Good Water Resistance

PVC foam does not absorb water and has excellent moisture resistance, making it suitable for humid environments.

Chemical Resistance

It has good resistance to many chemicals (such as acids, alkalis, and solvents), allowing it to maintain stable performance in harsh environments.

Excellent Thermal Insulation

Low thermal conductivity provides excellent thermal insulation, making it an ideal choice for building insulation and refrigeration applications.

Flame Retardant

PVC foam has good flame retardant properties and meets construction and industrial safety standards.

Easy to Process

It can be easily cut, engraved, drilled, and thermoformed to meet different design needs.

Performance Parameters

ItemP60P80P100P130P200P250
Density ( kg/m3)6080100130200250
Tensile Strength(Mpa)1.82.53.54.87.19.2
Tensile Modulus(Mpa)7595130175250320
Compressive Strength(Mpa)0.91.42.03.04.86.2
Compressive Modulus(Mpa)7290135170240300
Shear Strength(Mpa)0.761.151.62.23.54.5
Shear Mpdulus(Mpa)2027355085104
Shear Strain(%)203040404040

Surface Treatment Method of PVC Foam Board

Applications

PVC foam is compatible with unsaturated polyester resin, epoxy resin, vinyl ester resin, etc., and is widely used in wind energy, aerospace, shipbuilding, automobiles, trains, sporting goods and other fields.

  • Construction industry: wall and roof insulation.
  • Transportation: used as internal filling material for vehicles, ships, airplanes, high-speed rail and other transportation vehicles.
  • Composite panels: used as core material for composite panels of RVs, trucks and trailers.
  • Model making: used to make architectural models, industrial design prototypes, etc.
  • Other applications: wind turbine blades, furniture, etc.