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The new brochure produced by the PVC4Cables Platform helps professionals and specifiers with the necessary information to make the right choice in different building contexts, demonstrating the ability of PVC cables to meet the individual specifications of intended-use/fire-risk at competitive costs in full compliance with the CPR (Construction Products Regulation) and related standards. Download the brochure FIRE SAFETY: CHOOSING PVC CABLES UNDER THE CPR English    Spanish    Italian   German
This page collects all the presentations discussed during the 1st PVC4Cables Conference held in Lyon, France on October 26th 2017. Programme PVC Cables Market Update - Cristina de Santos | Applied Market Information Consulting (AMI Consulting) Construction Products Regulation (CPR), Euroclasses and additional criteria, test methods, CE marking as quality control - Roland Dewitt | Consultant, ACCIPIS CPR implementation: Esther Hild | Jose Carlos Lorenzo Lopez | Marco Piana Update on Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) and Best Environmental Manufacturing Practices (BEMP) - Arjen Sevenster | Senior Manager, The European Council of Vinyl Manufacturers (ECVM) Cables recycling - Francesco Tarantino | VinyLoop PVC: how innovation can ensure a bright future in cable applications - Daniel Martinz | INOVYN Performance improvement and innovation: the role of nanotechnologies - Enrico Boccaleri | Università del Piemonte Orientale The project Class Bca: how formulations can influence the PVC cables fire behaviour - Gianluca Sarti | PVC Forum Italia (Compounds for Cables Group) Overview of PVC stabilisers solutions - Alain Cavallero | European Stabiliser Producers Association (ESPA) Overview of plasticiser solutions - Matthias Pfeiffer | European Plasticisers Overview of fire retardants solutions - Philippe Salemis | Phosphorus, Inorganic and Nitrogen Flame Retardants Association (pinfa)
A Comprehensive document on PVC cables: production, fire and smoke behaviour, regulation, recycling.   The production of PVC cables: past and future of the value chain
Information leaflet on PVC4Cables (update September 2022) PVC4Cables.pdf