Grade reference
Westlake 5415
All grades · sourced from Westlake Corporation · checked 19 August 2026
- Producer
- Westlake Corporation
- Polymer
- PVC
- Type
- Suspension resin
- K-value
- 70
- Inherent viscosity
- 1.02 dl/g
- Producer lists it for
- Extruded or calendered sheet · Blown film · Cable coating · Flexible products
What that means in practice
K70 at IV 1.02, the 5000-series counterpart to 2100. The one-hundredth of a point difference in IV is not something to trade on — treat these two as the same material from a buying point of view.
If K-values are not something you work with daily, our PVC grades and pricing guide explains what they measure and how prime, off-spec, regrind and regranulate differ.
What to check before buying Westlake 5415
- High-K grades are bought for plasticiser uptake, so ask about porosity and how consistently the batch absorbs.
- If the end use is wire, cable or anything food-contact, the approval documentation matters more than the K-value.
- Ask for a batch certificate of analysis rather than the generic datasheet — at this end of the range the batch is what you are buying.
Buying or selling this?
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