About

Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is a high performance, water soluble synthetic polymer available in the form of a white to off white powder or granules. Known for its excellent film forming, emulsifying, and adhesive properties, PVA is widely used across industries such as textiles, paper, adhesives, construction, ceramics, and packaging. It dissolves easily in water but is insoluble in most organic solvents. With a typical purity of 98% and a pH range of 5.0 7.0 (in 4% solution), PVA also offers good chemical resistance and flexibility. Its viscosity can vary by grade (commonly between 4 60 mPa s), making it suitable for customized applications. PVA is non toxic, biodegradable, and forms strong, transparent films ideal for coatings, stabilizers, and binders. It falls under HSN Code 3905.30.00.

Exceptional Material Compatibility

Polyvinyl Alcohols compatibility with starch, cellulose, and diverse resins makes it highly versatile across a broad range of industries. This property enables manufacturers to integrate PVA seamlessly into formulations requiring binding, thickening, or film-forming characteristics, enhancing product performance in adhesives, construction compounds, and composite materials.


Green and Safe Industrial Solution

PVA stands out for its biodegradability under suitable conditions and its non-toxic profile. This ensures environmental friendliness and safety in handling, supporting sustainable practices in applications such as agriculture, paper manufacturing, and packaging films. Its inert nature also means it will not interfere with sensitive compounds in finished products.


Flexible Performance by Grade

Various hydrolysis levels (87%99%) and viscosities (480 mPas) are available, allowing users to select the optimal grade for their specific requirements. This flexibility ensures PVA can provide effective performance as a binder, emulsifier, or stabilizer, tailored for particular processing and end-use demands.