Factory Price Food Grade 99% Methyl Sulfonyl Msm Powder

• CAS No.: 7542-12-3
• Formula: 0-0-0
• EINECS: 7542-12-3
• Model NO.: MSM
• Molecular Principal Chain: Heterochain Polymer
• Color: White
• Product Name: PVA Powder
• MOQ: 1 FCL
• Lead Time: 15 Days
• K Value: 67
• Grade: PVA 1788
• Application: Textile, Adhesive, Film
• Transport Package: 25kg
• Specification: 25kg
• Trademark: GANGMAO
• Origin: Inner Mongolia
• HS Code: 2836200000
• Production Capacity: 20000

Product Description

Product Description

PVC Resin

Polyvinyl chloride has the outstanding characteristics of abundant raw materials (oil, limestone, coke, salt and ),mature manufacturing process, low price, and wide range of uses. It has become the second largest general-purpose resin in the world after polyethylene resin. 29% of the world's total synthetic resin consumption. Polyvinyl chloride is easy to process and can be processed by molding, laminating, injection molding, extrusion, calendering, blow molding, etc. Polyvinyl chloride is mainly used to produce soft plastic products such as artificial leather, films, and wire sheaths, as well as hard plastic products such as plates, doors and windows, pipes and valves.

 

Polyvinyl chloride is flame-retardant (flame retardant value above 40), high chemical resistance (resistant to concentrated , 90% sulfuric acid, 60%  and 20% ), mechanical strength And the advantages of good electrical insulation. But its heat resistance is poor, with a softening point of 80°C, it starts to decompose and change color at 130°C, and precipitate 

 

Product Name	PVC Resin SG3/SG5/SG7/SG8
CAS NO	9002-86-2
EINECS NO	208-750-2
MF	[C2H3Cl]n
Appearance	White powder

Paste/emulslon PVC Resin for artificial leather
Items	SG3	SG5	SG8
K value	72-71	68-66	59-55
VISCOSITY NUMBER ml/g	135-127	118-107	86-73
Average degree of polymerization	1370-1251	1135-981	740-650
NUMBER OF IMPURITY PARTICLE	≤16	≤16	≤20
VOLATILE SUBSTANCE	≤0.3	≤0.4	≤0.4
VOLATILE CONTEN	≥0.45	≥0.48	≥0.50
Whiteness(160ºC,10min)%	≥78	≥75	≥75

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