Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Kaneka KaneVinyl PCH-12 PVC Paste Resin

Kaneka KaneVinyl PCH-12 is a high-performance PVC paste resin from Kaneka’s KaneVinyl series, engineered for excellent colloidal stability, rapid fusion, and smooth gelation. Ideal for dip coating, slush molding, and foam applications, it delivers consistent viscosity control and superior surface finish in demanding industrial processes.
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Features Of Kaneka KaneVinyl PCH-12 PVC Paste Resin

  1. Optimized particle morphology for excellent colloidal stability in plastisol formulations.

  2. Consistent low-viscosity behavior enabling smooth processing and high-speed coating operations.

  3. Superior fusion characteristics with rapid gelation and uniform melt structure at standard curing temperatures.

  4. High thermal stability during storage and processing, minimizing premature degradation or viscosity drift.

  5. Low residual vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) content, compliant with global regulatory requirements for consumer-facing applications.

Typical Applications Of Kaneka KaneVinyl PCH-12 PVC Paste Resin

  1. Flexible flooring—especially homogeneous and heterogeneous sheet and tile backing layers.

  2. Automotive interior components including instrument panel skins, door trims, and headliners.

  3. Medical tubing and disposable devices requiring consistent extrusion and biocompatibility support.

  4. Wire and cable insulation for low-smoke, halogen-free compound systems.

  5. Industrial gloves and protective apparel where tactile sensitivity and mechanical durability are critical.

Specifications Of Kaneka KaneVinyl PCH-12 PVC Paste Resin

Chemical TypePolyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Paste Resin
Product FormFree-flowing white powder
AppearanceWhite, free-flowing granular powder
K-Value (ISO 1628-1)65–67
Residual VCM Content (ppm)≤ 5
Apparent Density (g/cm³)0.75–0.85
Particle Size Distribution (D50, μm)90–110
Thermal Stability (180°C, min to discoloration)≥ 45


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