POLYVINYL ALCOHOL
SKU
RXSOL-60-6605-240
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Variations
Polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH, PVA, or PVAl) is a synthetic polymer which is both colourless, odourless and water-soluble. It was initially discovered in the early 1920's and since has been used in numerous applications from the lamination of safety glass to the packaging of laundry detergents.
Remarks
Storage
The material is very stable with no risk of molding and deteriorating. Under dry conditions, it remains stable indefinitely when protected from moisture.
Dissolving Method
Pour a certain amount of water into the dissolving tank. The water temperature should be below 30°C, then start the blender and pour PVA slowly. The filling speed with PVA should be kept to 10 kilograms per minute; this is advisable.
Confirm that the PVA has fully dispersed (about 10-20 minutes), then heat the solution, and it can be completely dissolved when the temperature reaches 90°C, about 1 hour.
Method of Analysis
Viscosity is measured in a 4% aqueous solution at 20°C using a Brookfield-type viscometer.
pH is measured in a 4% aqueous solution at 20°C.
Ash is expressed as Na₂O.
Tag Identification
APPLICATION
- Paper and textiles: PVA is used as a sizing and coating agent to make paper and textiles stiffer. In textiles, PVA is used to make yarns more durable and resistant to abrasion and shrinkage.
- Medical applications: PVA is used in transdermal patches, jellies, tablets, contact lens lubricants, and artificial tears.
- Industrial and commercial products: PVA is used in water-soluble films, laundry detergents, disinfectants, and industrial cleaning chemicals.
- Food packaging: PVA is used in flexible water-soluble packaging films.
- Environmental engineering: PVA is used in an increasing number of environmental engineering applications.
- Electrical materials: PVA is used in an increasing number of electrical materials applications.
- Cell cultures: PVA is used as scaffolding for cell cultures.
- Wound dressings: PVA is used in wound dressings.
- Artificial skin: PVA is used in artificial skin.
Note
Uses of Polyvinyl Alcohol Paper coatings as a size press film former. Board coatings as a protein replacement. Water-soluble film useful for dissolvable packaging. Textile sizing agent. Paper adhesive when combined with boric acid in spiral tube winding and solid board production.
Specifications
Hydrolysis degree: 86.5%–89.0%
Purity: ≥93.5%
Viscosity: 45.0–58.0 mPa·s
Volatile: ≤5.0%
pH: 5–7
Ash: ≤0.5%
Solubility: Stable in almost all organic solvents. Not dissolved in plant oils and grease.
PVA is used in sizing agents that give greater strength to textile yarns and make paper more resistant to oils and greases. It is also employed as a component of adhesives and emulsifiers, as a water-soluble protective film, and as a starting material for the preparation of other resins.
Application
- Paper sizing agent
- Warp sizing in textile
- Adhesive
- Raw material of polyvinyl alcohol panel and PVA thin film
- Paint and coatings
- Medicine, cosmetic and functional materials
- Emulgator and dispersing agent
- Emulgator and dispersing agent
- Papermaking: PVA is used as a sizing and coating agent to make paper products stiffer.
- Textiles: PVA is used as a sizing and coating agent to make textiles stiffer.
- Medical applications: PVA is used in transdermal patches, jellies, tablets, and ophthalmic solutions. It's also used as scaffolding for cell cultures, embolic materials, contact lenses, and wound dressings.
- Water treatment: PVA is used in water treatment chemicals.
- Laundry detergents: PVA is used in laundry detergents.
- Agricultural chemicals: PVA is used in agricultural chemicals.
- Disinfectants: PVA is used in disinfectants.
- Industrial cleaning chemicals: PVA is used in industrial cleaning chemicals.
- Slime: PVA is used to make slime.
Is it safe for humans? Sub-chronic toxicity and genotoxicity studies confirm that PVA is safe for humans when exposed via numerous exposure pathways in typical daily exposure (1,2). However, the ingredients inside the PVA encasement are often not as safe.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Water-soluble: PVA is a water-soluble polymer that is compatible with human tissues.
- Biodegradable: PVA is biodegradable and breaks down into water and carbon dioxide.
- Nontoxic: PVA is nontoxic and has no toxic effects.
- Biocompatible: PVA is biocompatible and has a structure that can absorb protein molecules.
- High tensile strength: PVA has high tensile strength and flexibility.
- Excellent film forming: PVA has excellent film forming, emulsifying, and adhesive properties.
- High oxygen and aroma barrier properties: PVA has high oxygen and aroma barrier properties.
- Chemical resistance: PVA is chemically resistant.
- Stable to temperature variation: PVA is stable to temperature variation.
- Easy to clean: PVA is easy to clean.
- Health safety: PVA is health safe, especially in educational environments.
PVA Poly Vinyl Alcohol for Paper Industry. Special PVA with plasticisizer manufactured by RXSOL for paper industry.
