In Malaysia’s hot, humid and often stormy climate, choosing the right industrial PVC film matters. Whether it’s for outdoor signage, greenhouse covers, tarpaulins, roofing membranes, or protective curtains in industrial facilities, PVC film must resist UV radiation, rain, heat and mildew to deliver long service life. This article explains how industrial PVC film performs in Malaysia’s environment and what to look for when specifying materials for durable, weather-resistant applications.
Why climate matters for PVC film
Malaysia’s tropical climate — high temperatures, intense sunlight, heavy seasonal rain and coastal salt spray — accelerates the ageing of polymers. Unstabilised PVC becomes chalky, brittle or discoloured over time when exposed to UV and oxygen. High humidity and biological growth (mould and algae) can affect performance and appearance. For industrial uses, the right PVC formulation and correct installation are crucial to prevent premature failure and costly downtime.
Key properties that improve weather resistance
Several material properties and additives determine how well an industrial PVC … Read the rest