Materials · PVC
PVC regrind and compound
Rigid PVC recovered from pipe, profile and window scrap — processed into regrind and compound, including the material that feeds our own pipe lines.
Where our PVC comes from
Pipe offcuts, profile scrap and window sections from established markets and verified local suppliers. PVC is harder to recycle cleanly than polyolefins — it needs careful separation from other polymers — which is exactly why we process it in-house rather than buy it at arm’s length.
Specification and ordering
| Form | Regrind or compound |
|---|---|
| Colour | White, grey, mixed, or matched to requirement |
| Grade | Agreed per lot against your application |
| Packing | 25 kg bags or jumbo bags |
| Minimum order | One truckload |
| Documents | Batch test report; SGS on request |
Typical applications
Rigid pipe, conduit, profiles, and moulded fittings.
Questions buyers ask
Is the PVC separated from other polymers?
Yes. Rigid PVC is separated before processing; mixing PVC with polyolefins would ruin both. Separation is a step we control, not something we outsource.
Do you supply pipe-grade compound?
Yes — that is the same material stream that feeds our own extrusion lines, which is the most demanding test of it.