Compared to other thermoplastic film materials, PVC film offers several advantages, including the following:

Durability. PVC is extremely durable and has excellent resistance to damage from harsh environmental conditions such as aggressive chemicals, abrasion, shock and impact. These properties make it suitable for mid- to long-term applications involving exposure to the external environment.

Operational and environmental safety. PVC is non-toxic and has been thoroughly tested for environmental impact. It meets various national and international health and safety standards, including those outlined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Sanitation Foundation, and International Safety Standards.

Fire resistance. Due to the high chlorine content, PVC has high fire resistance. It is not easy to catch fire or generate a lot of heat when burning. However, because it releases harmful chemicals when it melts or burns, those handling this material in operations involving open flames or high temperatures should take appropriate precautions to reduce the risk of adverse health effects. It is also self-extinguishing.

Not conductive. PVC is non-conductive, making it suitable as an insulator for industrial and mechanical components and buildings.

Cost-effectiveness. Despite its many advantages, PVC is inexpensive to manufacture and easy to process into desired shapes and sizes. These qualities make it a cost-effective material choice for industrial applications.

Versatility. The physical properties of PVC make it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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