Application of ASA Material in PVC Resin Tiles

In the production process of synthetic resin tiles, a crucial step is co-extrusion. In this manufacturing process, the flow properties of ASA co-extrusion material, the compatibility with PVC base material, the amount of added water-cut material in PVC base material, the quality of the mold, temperature control, the technical proficiency of operators, and their sense of responsibility all have direct and indirect impacts on the uniformity, whitening, scratching, impact resistance, weather resistance, and other quality aspects of the PVC tile surface.

ExcelChemic’s ASA weather-resistant functional film, in comparison to co-extrusion and composite technologies, brings revolutionary changes. It effectively addresses the influences of the mentioned factors on product quality. Through modification technology, the composite of ASA film and PVC tiles prevents layering and cracking. It meets quality requirements in high and low-temperature resistance experiments without film layer separation.

Our ASA weather-resistant film exhibits higher toughness than commercially available co-extruded ASA materials, with superior tensile and impact strength. Consequently, under the same PVC tile strength, it significantly reduces the cost of PVC base materials. For every percentage point increase in the toughness of ASA weather-resistant film, the co-extrusion cost of PVC tiles can be reduced by 20-30 percentage points. Using high-toughness ASA weather-resistant film proves to be an effective means of cost savings.