D.C.L. Plastic logoD.C.L. Plastic

Restart from Recycle · Since 2003

Recycled PVC pellet manufacturer in Thailand.

We buy PVC cable scrap and soft PVC scrap, sort it from the very first step, and turn it into Soft PVC Recycled Granule — black and colour grades that generate 16× less CO2 than virgin PVC.

01At a glance

D.C.L. Plastic logo

What is D.C.L. Plastic?

D.C.L. Plastic Co., Ltd. is a Thai manufacturer of soft PVC recycled granule (recycled PVC pellets), made from post-consumer PVC cable waste at a 9,000 m² plant in Lumlukka, Pathum Thani, with a capacity of 5,000 tons per year. D.C.L. Plastic sits in the middle of the PVC loop — taking scrap that would otherwise go to landfill and returning it to industry as ready-to-use raw material.

Our plant in Pathum Thani

Area9,000 square meters
Production6 production lines
Capacity400 tons / month · 5,000 tons / year

From building to reliable factory

  1. 2001

    Established in a commercial building as a sandbox — with 1 crusher and 1 extruder.

  2. 2003

    Expansion to a rental factory.

  3. 2005

    Set up a permanent office and factory in Pathum Thani Province.

02Sustainability

Generates 16× less CO2 compared to virgin PVC.

Our carbon footprint is certified by the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO). Every kilogram of D.C.L. pellet used in place of virgin PVC avoids about 2.9 kg of CO2e.

184 gCO2e

1 kg of Recycled PVC Pellet
from D.C.L. Plastic

Cer. TGO CFP FY26-787-7620
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3,065.8 gCO2e

1 kg of Polyvinyl Chloride
from Suspension and Emulsion

Thai National LCI Database, TIIS-MTEC-NSTDA (with TGO electricity 2022–2024)

Solar rooftop — powering recycling with renewable energy.

Our factory roof carries a solar PV installation that feeds the production lines. Pairing on-site renewable generation with PVC recycling closes two loops at once — material and energy.

Solar rooftop panels on the D.C.L. Plastic factory — aerial view

03Circular economy

Recycled PVC Pellet Support Circular Economy & SDG Goal

Recycled PVC pellets support the circular economy.

Driven by the SDGs.

SDG 9
Drive Sustainable IndustriesIndustry, innovation & infrastructure
SDG 11
Build Cleaner CitiesSustainable cities & communities
SDG 12
Promote Responsible ConsumptionResponsible consumption & production
SDG 13
Combat Climate ChangeClimate action
SDG 14
Protect Marine LifeLife below water
SDG 15
Restore EcosystemsLife on land
SDG 17
Foster Global PartnershipsFor a circular economy

04Our product

Soft PVC Recycled Granule.

Three grades made from sorted PVC cable waste. HS Code 3904. TDS and COA supplied with every shipment.

Black recycled PVC pellets, rough surface grade — D.C.L. Plastic
PVC-01

Black PVC Pellet

Rough Surface Grade

Black recycled PVC pellets, smooth surface grade — D.C.L. Plastic
PVC-08

Black PVC Pellet

Smooth Surface Grade

Colour recycled PVC pellets in green, blue, red, brown, yellow, white and grey
Colour

Colour PVC Pellet

Green / Blue / Red / Brown / Yellow / White / Grey

What's in
recycled PVC pellet.

PVC Resin~46%
DOP Plasticizer~11–17%
Calcium Carbonate~13–17%
Other Substance~30%

Typical composition by weight from post-industrial PVC cable insulation. Actual ratios vary by lot; exact breakdown confirmed in COA supplied with each shipment.

Performance data
for a circular future.

Specific Gravity~1.55
Hardness (Shore A)90–95
Tensile Strength (N/mm²)15–16
Elongation at Break (%)210–253
View full laboratory test results

Source: Rubber Technology Research Centre (RTEC), Faculty of Science, Mahidol University — Report Nos. 1-179-2568-01 (PVC-01) and 1-179-2568-02 (PVC-08), tested 22–26 Nov 2024, issued 27 Nov 2024. Specimens: 2 mm compression-moulded sheets (180 °C).

PropertyTest methodPVC-01
Black · Rough surface
PVC-08
Smooth surface
HS CodeThai Customs3904
Specific GravityASTM D7921.554 ± 0.0011.552 ± 0.001
Hardness, Shore AASTM D224094.2 ± 0.293.3 ± 0.4
Tensile Strength (N/mm²)ASTM D638 (Type IV)15.6 ± 0.215.6 ± 0.3
Elongation at Break (%)ASTM D638 (Type IV)226 ± 16240 ± 13
Packaging
25 kg bags
1,000 kg jumbo bags on request
Documentation
TDS & COA per shipment
Lab test reports on request
Incoterms
FOB Bangkok / Laem Chabang
CIF available on request

05What we do

D.C.L. Plastic uses Thai PVC cable waste.

Cost & Logistics

Lower supply-chain risk with feedstock sourced close to our factory.

Quality & Consistency

Direct local sourcing and better traceability of every lot we process.

Sustainability & ESG

Circular economy in practice — less landfill waste and a lower carbon footprint.

“Caring” from the very “First Sort”

Post ConsumerCable
Removed before processing
CopperPEOther waste
Post ConsumerPVC Cable

How recycled PVC pellets are made — five steps.

01
Collection illustration

Collection

Sourcing various forms of post-industrial and post-consumer waste.

02
Classification illustration

Classification

Separating PVC scrap from other waste.

03
Crushing illustration

Crushing

PVC scrap is ground into smaller, uniform pieces.

04
Melting illustration

Melting

Ground scrap is fed into an extruder, melted at high temperature, then formed into uniform pellets.

05
Packing illustration

Packing

Packed into 25-kilogram bags, ready to ship.

06Applications

Recycled PVC Pellet in Industry

Our granule goes back into everyday flexible-PVC products.

  • Wire & Cable

    Jacketing and insulation compounds.

  • Shoe Sole

    Soles and sandal straps.

  • Linoleum / PVC Floor

    Flooring and sheet products.

  • Garden Hose

    Flexible hose and tubing.

  • Automotive Parts

    Trims, grommets and seals.

07FAQ

Frequently asked questions about recycled PVC pellets.

Grades, composition, test data, carbon footprint, packing and export terms. Can't find your answer? Ask us directly.

Product

What does D.C.L. Plastic produce?

D.C.L. Plastic Co., Ltd. manufactures soft PVC recycled granule (recycled PVC pellets) in Thailand. We supply three grades: black rough-surface grade, black smooth-surface grade, and colour grades in green, blue, red, brown, yellow, white and grey.

What raw material are your recycled PVC pellets made from?

Our pellets are made from post-consumer Thai PVC cable waste and soft PVC scrap. Copper, PE and other waste are removed at the first sort, before the PVC is crushed, melted in an extruder and formed into uniform pellets.

What is your production capacity?

Our 9,000 m² plant in Lumlukka, Pathum Thani runs 6 production lines with 50 staff, producing about 400 tons per month (5,000 tons per year).

Which products can use recycled PVC pellets?

Our granule is used in wire and cable jacketing and insulation, shoe soles, linoleum and PVC flooring, garden hose, and automotive parts such as trims, grommets and seals.

Technical data

What are the technical properties of your recycled PVC?

Typical values: specific gravity ~1.55 (ASTM D792), hardness 90–95 Shore A (ASTM D2240), tensile strength 15–16 N/mm² and elongation at break 210–253% (ASTM D638). Results were tested by the Rubber Technology Research Centre (RTEC), Mahidol University, in November 2024.

What is the composition of D.C.L. recycled PVC?

Analysis of rPVC estimates about 46% PVC resin, 11–17% DOP plasticizer, 13–17% calcium carbonate (CaCO3) filler and about 30% other inorganic fillers and residues, likely stabilizers, flame retardants or metal components. Values are estimates and may vary from lot to lot.

Which plasticizer is used in your recycled PVC pellets?

The plasticizer identified in our soft PVC recycled granule is DOP (dioctyl phthalate), at about 11–17% by weight. It gives the compound its flexibility and acts as a processing aid.

How was the composition of the recycled PVC measured?

Calcium carbonate content was calculated by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) under non-isothermal conditions at 5 °C/min in nitrogen, together with density measurement. PVC resin content was estimated from the dehydrochlorination step at 281 °C.

Sustainability

What is the carbon footprint of D.C.L. recycled PVC pellets?

1 kg of D.C.L. recycled PVC pellet generates 184 gCO2e, certified by TGO (Cer. TGO CFP FY26-787-7620). Virgin PVC from suspension and emulsion generates 3,065.8 gCO2e per kg, so our pellet generates about 16× less CO2.

Ordering, shipping & contact

How are the pellets packed and shipped for export?

Pellets are packed in 25 kg bags, with 1,000 kg jumbo bags on request. We quote FOB Bangkok or Laem Chabang, with CIF available on request. HS Code 3904. A TDS and COA are supplied with every shipment.

Where is D.C.L. Plastic located?

7/4 Moo 12, Bueangthonglang, Lumlukka, Pathum Thani 12150, Thailand — about 40 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport, 55 minutes from Bangkok Port and 1 hour 45 minutes from Laem Chabang Port.

Do you buy PVC cable scrap?

Yes. We purchase PVC cable scrap and soft PVC scrap as raw material. Suppliers can contact us at [email protected] or through the enquiry form on this page.

How can I request a quote or sample?

Email [email protected] or use the enquiry form on this page. Tell us the grade, quantity and destination port.

08Contact

Let's talk business.

Selling PVC cable scrap, or buying recycled PVC granule? Request a quote, spec sheet, or sample.

Address
7/4 Moo 12, Bueangthonglang, Lumlukka,
Pathum Thani 12150, Thailand

Strategic location

40 minutesSuvarnabhumi Airport
55 minutesBangkok Port
1 hour 45 minutesLaem Chabang Port, Chonburi
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Send an enquiry

Your enquiry goes straight to [email protected]. We usually reply within one business day.