PVC resin itself is rigid and brittle in its pure form, but it can be modified with additives — such as plasticizers, stabilizers, fillers, and pigments — to produce materials ranging from flexible, rubber-like products to rigid, durable structural components. This adaptability is a major reason PVC has become a cornerstone material across so many industries. 

Key Properties

• Excellent chemical resistance to acids, alkalis, and salts

• Strong durability and long service life

• Inherently flame-retardant due to its chlorine content

• Good electrical insulation properties

• Cost-effective compared to many alternative materials

• Recyclable and available in both rigid and flexible forms