UV-stabilised for long-term outdoor building products and outdoor equipment parts.
UV Resistant PVC is a UV Resistant grade within PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), widely used in industrial CNC machining due to its balanced mechanical, thermal, and machinability performance.
With UV stabilizers added, suitable for building materials and outdoor equipment parts used long-term outdoors.
UV Resistant PVC grades are commonly used in the following fields and scenarios; our CNC machining services can provide custom parts for these industries.
UV Resistant PVC demonstrates the following core advantages in CNC machining and end-use applications.
The following are key process points when machining PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) material, to ensure part quality and machining efficiency.
Use sharp carbide tools; PVC tends to produce tough burrs during cutting, so maintain sharp edges.
PVC has poor thermal stability; it decomposes above 150°C releasing hydrogen chloride, requiring adequate cooling and chip buildup prevention.
PVC is notch-sensitive; internal corners require fillet transitions to prevent cracking during service.
PVC surfaces attract dust via static; clean before and after machining and use anti-static packaging to maintain appearance quality.
Besides UV Resistant PVC, PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) offers several other grades with different characteristics. Click to view details.
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