Chlorinated PVC-YURON CPVC is deeply chlorinated by PVC resin through the International leading aqueous phase suspension method. It has good solubility with toluene, xylene and a variety of aromatic hydrocarbon, ketone solvents. This product also has good acid and alkali resistance, weather resistance, water resistance, oil resistance, cold resistance and flame resistance. It also has good compatibility with most resins such as alkyd resin, acrylic resin, chlorinated rubber resin and high chlorinated polyethylene resin.
Yuron New Material engages in supplying chlorinated polylefin resins used in the Paint and Coatings industry. This company utilizes the aqueous suspension chlorinated process when producing Special Chlorinated Polyolefin, High Performance High Chlorinated Polyethylene, and Chlorinated Rubber. Most of these raw materials are widely used in fire resistance coating, shipping coating, and more.
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