Plastic Sheets - PVC Hollow Plate Corfluted Board Poster Material, Polypropylene Plastic Core Flute Sheet
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m²/month
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Specification
Elongation at Break:
≥10%
Product Description
Our PVC Foam Board/Sheet Size:
Width: 1250mm-2050mm, 2050mm in max
Length: Any length
Standard size:1220*2440mm, 1560*3050mm, 2050*3050mm
Product Features
(1) Light weight, waterproof, fire retardant and self-extinguishing
(2) Sound insulation, heat insulation, noise absorption, heat preservation and anti-corrosion.
(3) Tough, rigid with a high impact strength, not easy to age and can keep its color for long
(4)Easy to clean and maintain.
(5)Envioronmental-firendly green and lead-free.
PVC Foam Board/Sheet description:
| 1 | Product | PVC Foam board/sheet/panel |
| 2 | Standard size | 1220mm × 2440mm; 1560mm × 3050mm; 2050mm × 3050mm and so on |
| 3 | Thickness | 1~30mm |
| 4 | Density | 0.3~0.9g/cm3 |
| 5 | Brand | Dio (OEM) |
| 6 | Color | White, Black, Red, Green, Pink, Grey, Blue, Yellow, etc |
| 7 | Executive standard | QB/T 2463.1-1999 |
| 8 | Certificate | ISO9001 |
| 9 | Weldable | Yes |
| 10 | Foam Process | Celuka |
| 11 | Packing | Carton box or wooden pallet packing |
| 12 | production capability | 11000 pcs per month |
| 13 | Life Span | >50 years |
| 14 | Flame retardance | self-extinguishing less than 5 seconds |
Product Features
(1) Light weight, waterproof, fire retardant and self-extinguishing
(2) Sound insulation, heat insulation, noise absorption, heat preservation and anti-corrosion.
(3) Tough, rigid with a high impact strength, not easy to age and can keep its color for long
(4)Easy to clean and maintain.
(5)Envioronmental-firendly green and lead-free.
Product Application
(1) Advertising: exhibition display, digital printing, silk screen printing, computer lettering,sign board, light box,etc.
(2) Construction: office and bathroom cabinets, inner and outer decorate panel,commercial decorating shelf, room separating
(3) Transportation: steamboat, airplane, bus, train carriage, roof and carriage inner layerand other industry.
FAQ
Q: If the products have some quality problem ,how will you deal with it?
A: If the quality problem caused by us, we will provide a replacement service,and we must keep in mind. Take measures to control quality strictly,we adhere to the principle: “ quality first”.
Q: Could you provide samples?
A: Yes, We provide free samples for customers, but customer shall bear the freight charges or negotiate about this.
- Q: I want to renovate my basement, but as I was walking through my local hardware store, I noticed a variety of sheetrock that are mold resistant to fire resistent and at different thicknesses. Is a thicker board better for the basement?Also, is there a way to test moisture in a basement over sheetrock or would I have to remove the sheetrock and apply a plastic sheet with tape to test for moisture?thanks!
- You should really use mold retardant sheetrock in the basement. It might actually be required by code depending on where you live. I helped a guy fix up a house and the inspector told him to sheetrock the ceiling of the basement and use 1/2 mold resistant sheetrock. The differences you get with thickness of sheetrock is mostly durability. Obviously thicker sheetrock will hold up longer. On ceilings especially, the 3/8 inch sheetrock will bend over time between the rafters (or floor joists in the basement) where it is screwed in. There is also a difference in sound-proofing, you hear less through walls of 5/8 than 3/8. The last difference is fire resistance, 5/8 inch sheetrock takes significantly longer for fire to burn through than 3/8. To chose which one you want to use, find out what the code requires in your area. You may be required to use mold resistant sheetrock, or you may be required to use fire resistant boards. I would use 1/2 in the basement because it is a lot easier to hang than 5/8 and you have decent durability and unlike 3/8, it will not bend or bow over time. I actually saw mold resistant fiber tape for the joints in The Home Depot, you might want to use that whether or not it's required by code just for extra measure. Some things may be more expensive to do to the tee, but if you cheap out now, you may end up pending more fixing things if they go wrong or get messed up later down the road. And most importantly, do every single thing to code and pull permits for everything, that way you are covered on all your bases.
- Q: What are the bending capabilities of plastic sheets?
- The bending capabilities of plastic sheets depend on various factors such as the type of plastic, thickness, and temperature. Generally, plastic sheets can be easily bent or formed into various shapes when heated to their specific temperature range. This process is known as thermoforming. However, some plastics have higher rigidity and may require more heat or additional techniques like scoring or using a bending machine to achieve the desired bend.
- Q: Can plastic sheets be used for greenhouse panels?
- Yes, plastic sheets can be used as greenhouse panels. They are a popular and cost-effective option for greenhouse coverings due to their durability, light transmission, and insulation properties. Plastic sheets such as polyethylene or polycarbonate are commonly used to create a greenhouse structure that allows sunlight to enter while trapping heat inside, creating an optimal growing environment for plants.
- Q: Can plastic sheets be used for shower enclosures?
- Yes, plastic sheets can be used for shower enclosures. They are commonly used as an alternative to glass due to their affordability, durability, and easy installation. However, it is important to choose high-quality, waterproof plastic sheets specifically designed for use in wet environments.
- Q: Does anyone use rubber or plastic sheet on bed?
- I do also, as I have an under-developed bladder and still can't always hold urine through the night. It's a more common situation than you would think, and it's only a medical problem, not something to get down on yourself or beat yourself up over (easier said than done, I know!). As a side note, I've also found that it helps me with my allergies too (which made a convenient explanation for any of my friends in the college dorm who may have noticed...)
- Q: Are plastic sheets resistant to chemicals used in agriculture?
- Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to the chemicals used in agriculture.
- Q: FRP-Fiberglass reinforced plastic, how much should i pay per sheet for install
- It depends on how the room is configured and how you plan to have it installed. Here is how I install it. #1. All the materials and adhesives are on the job ready to go. We apply adhesive to the entire backside of frp sheets with a trowel. #2. Moldings also affect the labor costs. We usually cut the sheets close to the ceiling and then caulk with white silicone, we also use 2 pc. divider strips and full length outside corner guards about 3/4 to each side. #3. After sheets are all installed we snap on top pc. of divider with a rubber mallet. #4. Sheets are cut with a pair of electric shears. I allow 45 minutes per sheet in a normal situation which for us is usually a lunch room or break room in a commercial manufacturing facility. I add more time to that if there is a lot of cutting for around doors/windows/electrical outlets/cabinets/etc. sometimes I add up to 30 more minutes per sheet. In restrooms it's about 2 hours per sheet if toilet partitions have to be removed to install panels. Residential which you are probably talking about in a normal room figure 45 minutes per sheet (2 man/woman crew) up to 8' tall walls. I figure around $40 hour for a couple good carpenters $25 hour if you are paying cash.Remember that 45 minutes per sheet is per man/'woman which is a total of about 1+1/2 hr. per sheet in labor.You furnish and have all the materials delivered and ready to go.
- Q: Are plastic sheets resistant to yellowing over time?
- Yes, plastic sheets can be resistant to yellowing over time depending on the type of plastic used. Some plastics, such as acrylic and polycarbonate, have excellent resistance to yellowing and can maintain their clarity for extended periods. However, other types of plastics may be more prone to yellowing due to exposure to UV light, heat, or certain chemicals. It is important to choose the right type of plastic sheeting for specific applications to ensure long-term clarity.
- Q: What are plastic sheets made of?
- Plastic sheets are made from various types of polymers, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, or polycarbonate. These polymers are derived from petroleum or natural gas through a process called polymerization.
- Q: What are the advantages of using plastic sheets over other materials?
- Plastic sheets offer several advantages over other materials, including their durability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. They are lightweight yet strong, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. Plastic sheets are also resistant to moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation, making them long-lasting and low-maintenance. Additionally, plastics can be easily molded into various shapes and sizes, allowing for customization and flexibility in design. Lastly, plastic sheets are generally more affordable than alternative materials, making them a cost-effective choice for many industries.
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Plastic Sheets - PVC Hollow Plate Corfluted Board Poster Material, Polypropylene Plastic Core Flute Sheet
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m²/month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
OKorder Financial Service
Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing
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