PVC Rigid Sheet Questions: Sizes, Colors and Embossed Surface Uses

The embossed PVC rigid sheet is available in thicknesses from 3 mm to 15 mm. Width depends on thickness: 3 mm sheets are available in widths from 1,000 mm to 1,300 mm, while sheets from 4 mm to 15 mm are available in widths from 1,000 mm to 1,500 mm. Length can be any length.

For a project using large panels, measure the installation area and access route first. This helps you specify the required thickness, width and length together instead of ordering a size that needs unnecessary joints or trimming.

The surface is embossed. Standard colors include dark gray (RAL7011), light gray, black, white, blue, green and red. Other colors can be produced according to customer requirements.

The textured finish suits applications where a patterned surface is part of the panel design, such as wall cladding, door panels, signboards or equipment lining. State the required color and surface finish when requesting the sheet so the order matches the intended installation.

The sheet is used for inside and outside construction work, general industry and chemical industry applications. Listed uses include signboards, wall cladding, door panels, laboratory equipment, etching equipment, semiconductor processing equipment, water tanks, chemical storage tanks, oil tanks, acid or alkali production towers, washing towers and electrical insulation plates.

Its properties include corrosion resistance, insulation and mechanical strength. Choose the application from the service conditions first. For a chemical tank or tower, provide the chemical duty and required dimensions. For a panel or enclosure, provide the drawing, thickness and cut size needed for fabrication.

Yes. Secondary processing can turn the embossed PVC rigid sheet into templates, decorative boards, exhaust pipes, equipment linings, containers and other shaped products. It is also used for fabricated chemical and electrical components.

Send the required dimensions, shape or drawing, quantity and intended use when asking about a fabricated part. These details allow the sheet specification to be matched to the part rather than treated as a generic flat panel.

Include the thickness, width, length, color, embossed surface requirement, application and quantity. If the sheet will become a tank, tower, lining or other shaped component, add the drawing or finished dimensions and describe the chemical or industrial service.

For a practical order check, compare the selected sheet width with the panel layout and measure doorways, lifts and work areas before confirming the requested length. This is especially useful when the order contains long sheets or panels for site fabrication.