PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a corrosion-resistant thermoplastic, performing well in acidic, alkaline, and saline environments. It is lightweight and suitable for chemical-resistant and electrically insulating applications.

Rigid PVC screws can be used long-term at 0°C to 60°C. Short-term exposure to slightly higher temperatures is possible, but prolonged use above 60°C is not recommended.

PVC resists most acids, alkalis, salts, and some organic solvents. It is especially suitable for saltwater, acidic liquids, cleaning solutions, and industrial wastewater environments.

Commonly used in water treatment equipment, chemical tank fastenings, pipe supports, and non-load-bearing electrical insulation parts. Suitable for light-duty or non-structural fastening.

PVC offers excellent electrical insulation, ideal for light-duty fastening in low-voltage electrical equipment and control panel components.

PVC has lower fatigue resistance and is not suitable for frequent vibration or cyclic stress. Recommended only for non-load-bearing fastening. For high-stress or long-term load environments, consider PPS+GF screws or PEEK screws.

Rigid PVC absorbs little water, but long-term immersion may result in minor swelling and reduced strength (about ±0.5% dimensional change). Recommended for short-term or intermittent water exposure.

Avoid over-tightening or applying excessive force at low temperatures. Use a torque-controlled tool to ensure safe installation and prevent breakage.

Durable in indoor environments, but prolonged exposure to UV and ozone can cause aging and performance degradation. Avoid direct sunlight for long-term outdoor use.

PVC screws are ideal for low-temperature, corrosion-resistant, non-load-bearing electrical insulation fasteners. Typical applications include:
• Fastening components in refrigeration equipment
• Supports for laboratory chemical instruments
• Internal fasteners in electrical control boxes
• Non-load-bearing pipe supports and insulating fasteners in the food or pharmaceutical industries