Grade reference
Formolon 622F
All grades · sourced from Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A. · checked 19 August 2026
- Producer
- Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A.
- Polymer
- PVC
- Type
- Suspension resin
- K-value
- 67
- Producer lists it for
- Rigid calendering · Flexible calendering · Flexible extrusion
What that means in practice
The odd one in the 622 family: at K67 it is listed for flexible calendering and extrusion as well as rigid, which none of the other 622 grades are. If you need one resin covering both, this is the one Formosa point at.
If K-values are not something you work with daily, our PVC grades and pricing guide explains what the number is measuring and how rigid, flexible, resin, compound and regrind differ.
What to check before buying Formolon 622F
- K65 is the most traded band, which means it is also the band where 'general-purpose PVC' gets used loosely. Get the actual grade name.
- For pipe and conduit work, ask whether the material is prime, near-prime or off-spec, and what the deviation is if it is off-spec.
- Check the packaging and storage history — suspension resin is a powder and it picks up moisture.
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