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PVC may be plasticised or unplasticised. and unplasticised is UPVC > www.pvcpipe.in
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The u in uPVC refers to the PVC being unplasticised. PVC is a rather hard and stiff polymer which makes it unsuitabe for many uses, such as bottles, packaging etc. A plasticiser is
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It is a rigid plastic that can be moulded, best examples are doors and windows.
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PVC is the acronym for polyvinylchloride. It is a thermoplastic polymer. It is one of the most commonly used thermoplastic polymers, and is one of the highest revenue-generating products
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