PVC Inner‑Mongolia Yili SG‑5

PVC Inner‑Mongolia Yili SG‑5

Material Introduction: PVC Inner‑Mongolia Yili SG‑5 is a widely‑used general‑purpose polyvinyl chloride resin manufactured by suspension‑polymerization, normally supplied as white powder. Featuring balanced processability, favorable physical‑mechanical properties of finished articles and excellent chemical stability, it is widely applied for both rigid and flexible products.

Main Applications

Rigid products: rigid pipes (building pipes, agricultural irrigation pipes), special‑shaped profiles (door‑window profiles), sheets, plates, injection‑molded pipe fittings, etc.

Soft products: insulation layers and sheaths for wires & cables, artificial leather, films, etc.

Transparent products: transparent sheets, transparent hoses, etc.

Other fields: packaging materials, daily‑consumer goods, plastic‑steel doors & windows, monofilaments, sleeves, etc.

Physical Properties

Test Item Test Condition Test Standard Reference Value Unit Remarks
Average Degree of Polymerization 1000‑1100 or 1030±50 P  
Viscosity Number 107‑118 mL/g  
K‑Value 66‑68  
Bulk Density (Superior Grade) ≤0.45 g/cm³ or 0.54±0.03 g/ml
Bulk Density (First Grade) ≤0.42 g/cm³  
Bulk Density (Qualified Grade) ≤0.40 g/cm³  
Volatile Matter Content (Superior Grade) Including water ≤0.30 %  
Volatile Matter Content (First Grade) Including water ≤0.40 %  
Volatile Matter Content (Qualified Grade) Including water ≤0.50 %  
Fish‑eye Count (Superior Grade) ≤20 pcs/400cm² or ≤5 pcs/100cm²
Fish‑eye Count (First Grade) ≤40 pcs/400cm²  
Fish‑eye Count (Qualified Grade) pcs/400cm²  
Impurity Particle Count (Superior Grade) ≤16 pcs or ≤50 pcs/100g
Impurity Particle Count (First Grade) ≤30 pcs  
Impurity Particle Count (Qualified Grade) ≤90 pcs  
Sieve Residue (0.25 mm sieve, Superior Grade) ≤2.0 % or ≤0.1%
Sieve Residue (0.063 mm sieve, Superior Grade) ≥90 %  
Plasticizer Absorption ≥17 or ≥19 or ≥20 g/100g resin  
Whiteness (160℃, 10 min) ≥78 %  
Residual Vinyl Chloride Monomer (Superior Grade) ≤8 μg/g (ppm) or ≤1
Residual Vinyl Chloride Monomer (First Grade) ≤10 μg/g (ppm)  
Dry‑Flow Time 2.0‑6.0 s/400cm³  

Processing Parameters

Process Step / Parameter Unit / Condition Reference Value / Range Remarks & Description
Material Pre‑treatment Normally no drying required Proper drying is needed if moisture‑absorbed
High‑Speed Mixer Discharge Temperature 100‑130 or 120 Ensure uniform dispersion of each component
Cooling‑Mix Discharge Temperature 40‑60 or 30‑40 Cool to prevent caking and thermal degradation
Extruder Barrel Temperature (For Rigid Products) Note: PVC is heat‑sensitive; thermal stabilizer must be added  
  Feed Section (Zone 1) 150‑165 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
  Compression Section (Zone 2) 165‑175 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
  Metering Section (Zone 3) 175‑185 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
Extrusion Die Temperature 180‑190 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
Twin‑Screw Extrusion Temperature (Example) For sheet production  
  Conveying Section 190‑210  
  Melting Section 180‑200  
  Metering Section 170‑190  
  Die Head 170‑190  
Injection Molding Barrel Temperature Note: PVC is heat‑sensitive; thermal stabilizer must be added  
  Rear zone 150‑160 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
  Middle zone 160‑170 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
  Front zone 170‑180 (do not exceed 190 °C) (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
Injection Nozzle Temperature 160‑170 (reference) For reference; adjust according to formulation and equipment
Melt Temperature 170‑190 (reference) Never exceed 210 °C to avoid decomposition
Injection Pressure bar up to 1500 (reference)  
Screw Speed rpm Adjust by equipment and product Avoid high speed to prevent shear overheating
Mold Temperature 30‑60 (reference)  
Thermal Stability Reminder Stabilizer addition is mandatory PVC decomposes easily under over‑heating or long‑term heat exposure. Sufficient high‑efficiency thermal stabilizer shall be added into formulation.

Disclaimer: All above data is for reference only.

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