PVC Type 1 sheets resist chemicals or oxidizing media. They can be cut, drilled, tapped, routed, and machined using tools as well as brake-formed, heat welded, adhesive bonded and mechanically fastened for rapid fabrication. They serve as electrical insulators and are commonly used to make ceiling materials, corrosion-control equipment, and acid fume hoods and ducts.

Tensile Strength Rating: Good
Impact Strength Rating: Poor
Plastic Hardness Rating: Hard
UV Tolerant: No

These impact-resistant PVC Type 2 sheets serve as electrical insulators and can be cut, routed, hot-gas welded, cold and heat bent, and vacuum-formed and glued.

Tensile Strength Rating: Good
Impact Strength Rating: Poor
Plastic Harness Rating: Hard
UV Tolerant: No

Expanded foam PVC sheets are rigid, lightweight, and commonly fabricated for signs and other graphics.

PVC Type 1 bars offer good resistance when exposed to chemicals or oxidizing media. They can be cut, drilled, tapped, routed, and machined using tools as well as brake-formed, heat welded, adhesive bonded and mechanically fastened for rapid fabrication. They serve as electrical insulators and are commonly used to make ceiling materials, corrosion-control equipment, and acid fume hoods and ducts.

Tensile Strength Rating: Good
Impact Strength Rating: Poor
Plastic Hardness Rating: Hard

These impact-resistant PVC Type 2 bars serve as electrical insulators and can be cut, routed, hot-gas welded, cold and heat bent, and vacuum-formed and glued.

Tensile Strength Rating: Good
Impact Strength Rating: Poor
Plastic Hardness Rating: Hard
UV Tolerant: No