Common material differences of resin tiles, which one to choose among PP, PVC, and APVC?

Resin tiles are a topic that everyone cannot avoid when buying roof tiles. But did you know that resin tiles are actually divided by materials? Today I will introduce to you the differences in the materials of several common Julixing resin tiles and how to choose them.

1. PP material is also called polypropylene. It is soft, light, and easy to shape. It can be made into antique one-piece tiles through injection molding. The main uses are fences, eaves, door heads, pavilions, and interior decoration. The disadvantages are that it is brittle at low temperatures, easy to fade, and has a short effective service life.

2. PVC material is polyvinyl chloride. Resin tiles made of PVC as raw material have the characteristics of corrosion resistance and aging resistance. They are mostly used as roof panels, wall panels, ceiling panels, etc. in workshops and warehouses. Using them in corrosive production workshops can extend the service life of the roof. Compared with PP material, it has better low temperature resistance. The disadvantages are poor weather resistance and easy fading.

3. The full name of APVC material resin tile is ASA synthetic resin tile. Compared with PVC resin tiles, ASA coating is added to solve the problem of low coloring rate of PVC materials. It can be used outdoors for a long time and is not easy to fade. At the same time, it has the anti-corrosion characteristics of PVC materials. APVC resin tiles have a wider range of uses and are suitable for all kinds of building roofs. It is also a product with a high degree of recognition among current resin tile products.