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Product Details:
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| Average Polymerization Degree: | 1342 | Standard Paste Viscosity: | 2258 MPa.s |
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| Impurity Particles: | 4 Pcs | Volatile Matter: | 0.31% |
| 24-hour Thickening Rate: | 6% | Thermal Whiteness: | 83% |
| Highlight: | 1342 Polymerization Degree PVC Paste Resin,2258 mPa.s Viscosity MP-130L PVC Resin,6% Thickening Rate Polyvinyl Chloride Paste Resin |
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BOHUA MP-130L PVC Paste Resin - Batch Quality & Technical Report
1. Executive Summary
The supplied Product Inspection Report identifies the sample as PVC Paste Resin, Grade MP-130L (Application I), manufactured by Tianjin Bohua Chemical Development Co., Ltd. The batch number is 2645070, the sampling date is 20 February 2026, and the inspection date is 22 February 2026. The stated inspection basis is Q/12HG 7009-2025.
The batch is concluded as qualified. Reported results include average degree of polymerization 1342, standard paste viscosity (B type) 2258 mPa.s, impurity particles 4, volatile matter including water 0.31%, 24-hour paste thickening rate 6%, thermal whiteness 83%, scraper fineness 35 μm, residual vinyl chloride monomer 4 μg/g, and water-extract pH 5.6.
This report reorganizes the batch certificate into an English technical format and adds interpretation, quality-control guidance and application-evaluation considerations. Source-derived limits and measured results remain clearly separated from general technical guidance.
2. Product & Batch Identification
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Item |
Source Information |
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Manufacturer |
Tianjin Bohua Chemical Development Co., Ltd. |
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Sample name |
PVC Paste Resin |
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Grade |
MP-130L (Application I) |
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Batch number |
2645070 |
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Sampling location |
23-SC-2301B |
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Sampling date |
2026-02-20 12:54 |
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Inspection date |
2026-02-22 |
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Inspection basis |
Q/12HG 7009-2025 |
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Report reference |
BHCD/JL 230104 (24A) |
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Overall conclusion |
Qualified |
3. Batch Inspection Results
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Inspection Item |
Requirement |
Batch Result |
Status |
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Appearance |
White powder |
White powder |
Qualified |
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Average degree of polymerization |
1200-1400 |
1342 |
Qualified |
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Standard paste viscosity (B type) |
<4000 mPa.s |
2258 mPa.s |
Qualified |
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Number of impurity particles |
≤20 pcs |
4 pcs |
Qualified |
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Volatile matter (including water) |
≤0.40% |
0.31% |
Qualified |
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Sieve residue - 250 μm |
≤0.1% |
<0.1% |
Qualified |
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Sieve residue - 63 μm |
≤1.0% |
<0.1% |
Qualified |
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Paste thickening rate (24 h) |
≤100% |
6% |
Qualified |
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Whiteness (160°C, 10 min) |
≥80% |
83% |
Qualified |
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Scraper fineness |
≤100 μm |
35 μm |
Qualified |
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Residual vinyl chloride monomer |
≤5 μg/g |
4 μg/g |
Qualified |
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pH of water extract |
≤9.0 |
5.6 |
Qualified |
4. Test Condition Note
The source report states the following condition in the remarks section: DINP 60 parts; No. 4 spindle; 50 rpm; 30°C. This condition is particularly important when interpreting the reported standard paste viscosity. Direct comparison with other paste-resin grades should use harmonized plasticizer loading, spindle, rotational speed and temperature.
5. Compliance Margin Analysis
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Parameter |
Result vs. Requirement |
Technical Reading |
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Average degree of polymerization |
1342 within 1200-1400 |
Within the stated grade window. |
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Standard paste viscosity |
2258 vs <4000 mPa.s |
1742 mPa.s below the stated upper limit. |
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Impurity particles |
4 vs ≤20 |
16 particles below the maximum. |
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Volatile matter |
0.31 vs ≤0.40% |
0.09 percentage points below the maximum. |
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250 μm sieve residue |
<0.1 vs ≤0.1% |
Meets the stated limit. |
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63 μm sieve residue |
<0.1 vs ≤1.0% |
At least 0.9 percentage points below the maximum. |
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24 h paste thickening rate |
6 vs ≤100% |
94 percentage points below the maximum. |
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Thermal whiteness |
83 vs ≥80% |
3 percentage points above the minimum. |
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Scraper fineness |
35 vs ≤100 μm |
65 μm below the maximum. |
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Residual VCM |
4 vs ≤5 μg/g |
1 μg/g below the maximum. |
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Water-extract pH |
5.6 vs ≤9.0 |
Within the stated upper-limit requirement. |
6. Technical Performance Interpretation
Polymerization degree: The measured average degree of polymerization of 1342 sits within the 1200-1400 requirement and provides a batch-specific resin identity/consistency reference.
Paste viscosity: The B-type paste viscosity of 2258 mPa.s is well below the 4000 mPa.s upper limit under the stated DINP 60 parts, No. 4 spindle, 50 rpm and 30°C condition. Finished-plastisol viscosity will still depend on the full formulation and mixing history.
Paste thickening stability: A 24-hour thickening rate of 6% is far below the maximum 100% limit, providing a favorable batch-specific indicator of viscosity stability under the supplier's test basis.
Particle cleanliness: Only 4 impurity particles are reported, while both sieve-residue results are below their maximum limits. Together with scraper fineness of 35 μm, these data support good batch cleanliness and coarse-particle control.
Volatile matter: The measured 0.31% is below the 0.40% maximum, providing a useful incoming-control indicator for moisture and volatile content.
Thermal whiteness: The batch achieved 83% after 160°C for 10 minutes, exceeding the 80% minimum. This is a defined thermal-color indicator rather than a complete long-term thermal-stability test.
Residual VCM: Residual vinyl chloride monomer is 4 μg/g against a maximum of 5 μg/g. Regulatory suitability of finished articles must still be evaluated for the intended market and end use.
Water-extract pH: The measured pH is 5.6 against the stated maximum of 9.0. Formulation compatibility should be confirmed in the actual plastisol system.
7. Potential Application Relevance
The source identifies MP-130L as PVC paste resin and marks it as 'Application I' but does not define the corresponding finished-product application in the supplied report. The following table therefore presents general paste-PVC evaluation contexts and is not a manufacturer-certified application list.
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Evaluation Context |
Relevant Batch Data |
Recommended Validation |
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Plastisol formulation |
B viscosity, 24 h thickening rate, polymerization degree |
Measure initial and aged viscosity in the customer's complete formulation. |
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Coating / spreading |
Viscosity, fineness, sieve residue, impurity count |
Evaluate coating uniformity, deaeration, gelation/fusion and surface finish. |
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Dip / molding processes |
Paste rheology and cleanliness |
Validate flow, gelation/fusion, release and finished-part appearance. |
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Appearance-sensitive PVC |
Thermal whiteness, impurity count, fineness |
Evaluate color and surface defects under the actual heat history. |
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Incoming resin qualification |
All certificate parameters |
Compare with approved specification, current COA and incumbent material. |
8. Formulation & Processing Considerations
Reproduce the supplier's viscosity test condition when comparing lots: DINP 60 parts, No. 4 spindle, 50 rpm and 30°C.
Establish initial, 24-hour and longer-term viscosity behavior in the customer's actual plasticizer and additive package.
Optimize mixing sequence, shear and deaeration to obtain reproducible plastisol behavior.
Determine gelation and fusion conditions experimentally because the inspection report does not provide gelation temperature, fusion time or rheological curves.
For appearance-critical products, combine impurity, sieve-residue, fineness and thermal-whiteness checks with final-surface inspection.
Use the current supplier SDS and application-specific technical documentation for safety and processing details not contained in this inspection report.
9. Quality Control & Incoming Inspection
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QC Item |
Batch Result |
Recommended QC Use |
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Appearance |
White powder |
Visual lot inspection. |
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Average degree of polymerization |
1342 |
Grade consistency. |
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B-type paste viscosity |
2258 mPa.s |
Paste-rheology consistency under the stated test condition. |
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Impurity particles |
4 |
Cleanliness control. |
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Volatile matter |
0.31% |
Moisture/volatile consistency. |
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250 μm sieve residue |
<0.1% |
Coarse-particle control. |
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63 μm sieve residue |
<0.1% |
Particle/agglomerate control. |
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24 h paste thickening rate |
6% |
Paste-aging/rheology stability. |
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Thermal whiteness |
83% |
Thermal-color consistency. |
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Scraper fineness |
35 μm |
Fineness quality control. |
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Residual VCM |
4 μg/g |
Residual monomer control. |
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Water-extract pH |
5.6 |
Chemical consistency / compatibility reference. |
10. Commercial & Technical Evaluation Summary
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Dimension |
Assessment Based on Supplied Report |
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Product |
MP-130L PVC Paste Resin (Application I) |
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Batch |
2645070 |
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Inspection basis |
Q/12HG 7009-2025 |
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Batch conclusion |
Qualified |
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Polymerization degree |
1342 within 1200-1400 |
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Paste viscosity |
2258 mPa.s vs <4000 mPa.s |
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24 h thickening rate |
6% vs ≤100% |
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Particle / cleanliness profile |
4 impurity particles; sieve residues <0.1%; fineness 35 μm |
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Thermal whiteness |
83% vs ≥80% |
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Residual VCM |
4 μg/g vs ≤5 μg/g |
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Qualification approach |
Use batch report together with current TDS/SDS and application-specific trials. |
11. Storage, Handling & Safety
The supplied Product Inspection Report does not provide packaging, shelf life, storage or detailed safety instructions. Users should obtain the current supplier Safety Data Sheet and commercial product documentation before handling or purchasing the resin.
As general powder-resin practice, maintain clean and dry storage, keep packaging closed, prevent contamination, minimize unnecessary dust generation and preserve lot traceability. These are general technical considerations rather than source-stated MP-130L requirements.
12. Limitations of the Supplied Data
The source is a batch Product Inspection Report rather than a comprehensive application TDS. It does not define 'Application I', nor does it provide particle-size distribution, plasticizer absorption, gelation/fusion curves, mechanical properties, detailed processing recipes, packaging or shelf life.
No unsupported manufacturer specifications have been added. Final commercial approval should use the current supplier TDS, COA, SDS and application-specific technical documentation in addition to this batch report.
13. Conclusion
Batch 2645070 of MP-130L PVC Paste Resin is reported as qualified under Q/12HG 7009-2025. The batch shows an average degree of polymerization of 1342, B-type paste viscosity of 2258 mPa.s, 24-hour thickening rate of 6%, thermal whiteness of 83%, scraper fineness of 35 μm and residual VCM of 4 μg/g, with all listed results meeting the stated requirements.
For customer qualification, the resin should be evaluated in the actual plastisol formulation and production process, with emphasis on viscosity and aging, dispersion, gelation/fusion, surface appearance, thermal color stability and final-product performance.
Notes:
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