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uPVC in Extreme Weather Conditions
Performance and Durability
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uPVC stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride.

• It is a type of plastic that is rigid and used
  extensively in various construction and
  industrial applications.
• Common uses -windows, doors, piping

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Why weather resistance is crucial for building
materials.
Materials exposed to extreme weather conditions,
such as high winds, heavy rain, intense heat, and
freezing temperatures, must maintain their
durability and functionality to prevent damage
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uPVC Performance in Extreme Heat

• uPVC can handle temperatures up to 60C (140F)
  without significant degradation.
• Maintains dimensional stability, preventing
  warping or distortion.
• Provides consistent insulation performance.

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uPVC Performance in Extreme Cold

• uPVC can perform well in temperatures as low as
  -20C (-4F) without significant issues.
• uPVC is designed to resist becoming brittle and
  cracking in low temperatures.
• Enhanced with impact modifiers and stabilizers to
  improve flexibility and toughness in cold
  conditions.

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Resistance to Water Damage

• uPVC is inherently waterproof, preventing
  moisture absorption and resisting water-related
  damage.
• Unlike metal materials, uPVC does not rust or
  corrode when exposed to heavy rain.

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Durability Against High Winds

• uPVC is designed to withstand high wind
  pressures, making it suitable for use in
  storm-prone areas.
• Maintains its shape and strength, reducing the
  risk of deformation or failure under strong
  winds.

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Duroplast uPVC Windows Doors
Duroplast uPVCwindows doors are engineered to
perform exceptionally well under extreme weather
conditions, making them an ideal choice for
diverse climatic regions.
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