PVC Additives Guide: Types, Functions & Eco-Friendly Trends

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April 10, 2026, 11:22 AM
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PVC requires additives to overcome its inherent limitations in heat resistance, stability, and toughness. This article analyzes core additive systems: stabilizers (2-6% dosage) with calcium-zinc replacing toxic lead salts; plasticizers (0-50%) where eco-friendly citrates displace phthalates; lubricants (0.5-2%) for processing smoothness; fillers (5-30%) like calcium carbonate for cost/performance balance; and flame retardants (5-15%). With 2026 market recovery, demand grows for green, high-performance additives. Proper formulation adjusts additive ratios to meet application-specific requirements while aligning with global environmental regulations and cost-efficiency goals, driving PVC industry innovation.
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