Electronics&Electrical

PVC’s properties such as excellent electrical insulation, flame retardancy, chemical resistance, flexibility, durability, versatility and ease of processing, making it an ideal material for the electronics and electrical industry.

Applications

PVC is used to insulate connectors, terminals, and other electrical components to prevent short circuits and ensure safety.

PVC is used to manufacture electrical junction boxes, switch boxes, and other enclosures due to its non-conductive properties and resistance to moisture and chemicals.

PVC flexible conduits are used to protect electrical wiring in various applications, offering flexibility, durability, and ease of installation.

PVC is used in the production of cable trays and raceways to organize and protect cables in buildings and industrial settings.

PVC is used to manufacture electrical plugs, sockets, and power strips, ensuring safety and durability.

PVC is used for cable markers and labels to ensure clear identification and organization of electrical wiring.

PVC is used in various switchgear components, including insulation barriers and housing parts, providing safety and reliability.

High transparent PVC is used for IC tubes to safely transport and store ICs and other electronic components, protecting them from physical damage, electrostatic discharge (ESD), and contamination.

PVC offers various advantages including durability, flame retardancy, electrical insulation, resistance to moisture, chemical and abrasion, are lightweight, and affordable.