What we supply
Suspension PVC resin (S-PVC) — the base resin for your own formulation. We quote K67 for rigid extrusion and K70 for flexible applications. The K-value indicates molecular weight: higher K brings better mechanicals at the cost of higher melt viscosity, so the right choice depends on your process and recipe.
Compounds and dry blends — for converters who want formulation off their plate:
- Rigid uPVC compound — pelletised, for window profiles, pipes, fittings and technical extrusion. Modern calcium-zinc stabilised compounds available.
- Flexible (plasticised) PVC compound — specified by Shore A hardness, for cable insulation and sheathing, hoses and gaskets, quoted with compliant plasticiser systems.
- PVC dry blend — the complete powder formulation, ready for the extruder, without the mixing step on your side.
Recycled PVC (rPVC) — regrind from clean production and post-industrial streams, sorted by source (profile, pipe, cable), plus micronised rPVC powder for dry-blend and calendering applications. Widely used in co-extrusion core layers.
Every offer comes with the technical datasheet. Certificates of analysis and pre-shipment samples are available on request, so your lab can approve the material before the first truck leaves.
| Stream | Form | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| S-PVC K67 | Powder | Rigid extrusion: pipes, profiles, sheet |
| S-PVC K70 | Powder | Flexible: cables, hoses, film |
| Rigid uPVC compound Ca-Zn stabilised available | Pellets | Window profiles, pipes, fittings |
| Flexible PVC compound by Shore A hardness | Pellets | Cable insulation & sheathing, hoses |
| PVC dry blend | Powder | Direct extrusion, no mixing step |
| rPVC regrind profile, pipe or cable source | Regrind | Co-extrusion core layers |
| Micronised rPVC | Powder | Dry blends, calendering, flooring |
Packaging & logistics
Big bags, octabins or 25 kg bags on pallets. Full truck loads of approx. 22–24 t arranged to any EU destination — EXW, FCA or DAP as you prefer.
Where our PVC & rPVC ends up
Pipes & fittings
Pressure, sewage, drainage, conduit
Window profiles
uPVC frames, sills, cladding
Cables & wires
Insulation and sheathing compounds
Films, flooring & hoses
Calendered film, flooring, garden hose
Recycled PVC belongs in the core of your profile
PVC recycles well — the profile and pipe industries have run closed loops for years, feeding regrind back into the middle layer of co-extruded products while virgin skins carry the surface finish and weathering package. We source rPVC regrind and micronised powder from audited European recyclers — certificates from schemes such as GRS and EuCertPlast are available from our partners — sorted by source so the K-value and stabiliser history fit your line.
- Regrind sorted by source: profile, pipe or cable
- Particle size matched to your co-extrusion feed
- Micronised rPVC for dry blends and calendering
- Guidance on core/skin ratios and gelation behaviour
PVC & rPVC — common questions
What does K-value mean, and should I choose K67 or K70?
The K-value describes the molecular weight of the PVC resin — higher K means higher melt viscosity and better mechanical properties, but harder processing. K67 is the workhorse for rigid extrusion: pipes, profiles and sheet. K70 suits flexible applications such as cables and hoses, where the plasticiser compensates for the higher viscosity. Tell us your process and we'll confirm the grade.
Resin, dry blend or ready compound — what do I need?
If you run your own mixer and have a proven recipe, S-PVC resin plus additives is the most economical route. A dry blend gives you the complete formulation as a powder, ready for the extruder, without investing in high-speed mixing. A pelletised compound is the simplest option: gravimetric dosing, consistent gelation, no powder handling. We quote all three.
Can recycled PVC go into window profiles or pipes?
Yes — it's common practice. In co-extrusion, rPVC forms the middle layer of a profile or pipe while virgin material forms the visible and weather-exposed skins. Clean production regrind can often run at significant ratios in the core. We match the regrind's source and particle size to your co-extrusion setup.
What is the minimum order quantity?
We typically trade full truck loads of about 22–24 tonnes, but smaller lots are possible for some materials. Contact us with your requirement and we'll tell you what's feasible. Samples and certificates of analysis are available on request before you order.
Are the plasticisers in your flexible PVC REACH compliant?
We quote flexible compounds formulated with compliant plasticiser systems and provide the supporting documentation with each offer. If your application has specific restrictions — low-phthalate, DEHP-free or food-adjacent requirements — state them in your enquiry so we quote the correct formulation from the start.
Need PVC or rPVC? Get a quote in 24 hours
Tell us the K-value, compound spec or Shore hardness, the volume and your delivery location — we'll respond within one working day.