Hanwha KM-60 is a micro-suspension PSR paste resin made from a Polyvinyl Chloride substrate with low density and a small change when stood up. It is well suitable for use in the production of Tarpaulin coatings, transparent labels, erasers and other products that require good resistance to water and whitening.
Hanwha Chemical has been leading the global market by improving its production efficiencies, developing new markets abroad and focusing on new demand creation. The company manufactures industrial materials including PVC, PE and CA and in new business areas, such as solar energy, bio-pharmaceuticals, secondary battery materials and nanotechnology. For an example the company was the first to produce PVC in Korea. Their poly vinyl chloride is used in paint and coatings, flooring materials and artificial leather.
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