PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride. A durable polymer strongly associated with construction products such as pipe, profile and flooring.
Commercial sourcing based on the requirement
ThinkGreenSource does not hold inventory. We review available supply and buyer requirements for PVC, including grade, form, quantity, condition, location and intended application.
PVC streams require careful separation because additives, flexible and rigid grades, and mixed polymers can affect suitability.
Common source streams
- Pipe offcuts
- Window and profile scrap
- Flooring and manufacturing waste
- Construction product scrap
Typical forms
- Rigid scrap
- Regrind
- Production offcuts
- Powder or pellets where available
Potential buyer uses
- Pipe and drainage
- Window and building profiles
- Flooring
- Selected construction products
Where PVC may be used
PVC is widely used in construction. Recycled material can be incorporated into suitable pipe, profile, flooring and related products subject to technical and regulatory requirements.
Application examples are general information only. Suitability depends on the specific material, technical specification, testing, standards and applicable regulation.
Information that helps us source accurately
Suppliers:
- Rigid or flexible PVC
- Source product
- Colour
- Quantity
- Presence of other materials
- Location
Buyers:
- PVC type
- Required formulation or specification
- Colour
- Form
- Quantity
- Application