We are committed to equipping our employees with the knowledge and skills needed to work confidently and effectively with PVC. Our comprehensive PVC training program has been carefully designed to provide a solid foundation in the material itself, its formulation, and the practical processes involved in its use.
Through a series of structured modules, participants will gain an understanding of PVC’s global significance, environmental credentials, and the reasons behind its widespread applications. The program also explores the critical role of additives in PVC formulation, as well as the various methods used for mixing and processing. By completing this training, employees will develop both the technical insight and practical awareness needed to excel in their roles and contribute to our continued success.
Each module combines technical knowledge with real-world applications, ensuring that participants not only learn the science behind PVC but also how it applies directly to their work. By breaking down complex topics into accessible learning, we provide a structured pathway to confidence and capability in working with PVC.
From the fundamentals of what PVC is and how it is made, through to the role of additives and the latest processing techniques, our courses cover the complete lifecycle of this versatile material. Employees gain insight into global demand, environmental considerations, and the reasons why formulation is critical, before moving on to hands-on learning around mixing, compounding, extrusion, and moulding.
Whether you’re new to PVC or looking to deepen your expertise, our training ensures you build the knowledge to solve challenges, optimise processes, and achieve long-term results. Each module is designed to be practical, engaging, and directly relevant to the challenges faced in today’s manufacturing environment — so that every participant comes away equipped to perform at their best.
- What is PVC
- Global demand
- Where it is used
- Environmental credentials
- How it is made
- Why it needs formulating for use
- Stabilisers (co-stabilisers and anti-oxidants)
- Lubricants
- Impact modifiers
- Process aids
- Plasticisers
- Fillers
- Blowing agents
- Mixing
- Compounding
- Extrusion
- Injection moulding
- Other processes