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Is there anyone who uses a 106 reactor to produce Type 2500 resin?

2017-01-25View Original

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As the title suggests, is there any PVC manufacturer that uses Reactor 106 to produce Type 2500 resin? How is the product quality?
Reply #22017-01-30
It seems that resin of type 2500 with a polymerization degree is not produced using the calcium carbide method; it’s not clear whether it is produced via the ethylene method. The calcium carbide method corresponds to SG-0 type resin, which is a quite niche model
Reply #32017-02-02
For the calcium carbide method, there are reports of production of HG1700 and 2500 grades; it would be possible to discuss this with those in the industry who have a fairly comprehensive range of such grades available, such as those from Tianye!
Reply #42017-02-10
Xinjiang Tianye produces the model 2500; the brand is Yaxi, model TYH-2500
Reply #52017-02-25
Currently, producing 2500 resin should no longer pose any significant technical challenges
Reply #62017-02-27
In the 2500 resin industry, products are commonly produced using reactors of capacity 30 and 70; I would like to know about the quality of products manufactured using reactors of capacity 106

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