About Polyvinyl
Polyvinyl refers to a family of synthetic polymers derived from vinyl chloride monomers. Among its notable variants is polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a versatile commodity widely used in construction, healthcare, automotive, and consumer goods industries. PVC's exceptional durability, chemical resistance, and affordability make it valuable for pipes, window frames, flooring, medical tubing, and packaging. Additionally, polyvinyl acetate (PVA) finds use in adhesives, paints, and textile coatings. Major producers include the United States, China, and Europe.