Quanhong
Plastics
PVC compounds, modified rubber-plastic compounds and PCU / TPU foaming pellets from a Nanhai, Foshan company registered in 2011, registry-checked active with plastic-pellet manufacturing and import-export in its scope and 21 insured staff on record; no grade list, data sheet or test report has been supplied yet.
Compounds and foaming pellets.
PVC Compounds
The application lists “PVC” first, without grades. For a PVC compound the questions that decide the order are rigid or plasticised, Shore hardness, the plasticiser type, the stabiliser system (calcium-zinc, organotin or lead-based) and the end use. Ask for the grade list and a data sheet per grade.
Modified Rubber-Plastic Compounds
Listed as 橡塑改性料 — blends of rubber and plastic modified for a target property. The application gives no polymer base or grades. Ask which polymers are blended, for which process (injection, extrusion, foaming) and what the hardness and density ranges are.
PCU Foaming Pellets
Listed on the application as “PCU发泡料”. The abbreviation is shown as typed; the application does not say which polymer it stands for. The term is used in the Chinese footwear-materials trade for a foamable sole material sold alongside PVC and TPR; its base resin was not confirmed. Ask before quoting.
TPU Foaming Pellets
Thermoplastic polyurethane pellets for foamed parts, a material commonly used in shoe midsoles and outsoles. Ask for the base hardness, the foaming method the pellets are designed for, the density achieved after foaming and rebound data.
Wholesale & Brand Supply
The application targets wholesalers and brands in the United States, Canada, Vietnam, the Philippines and the Middle East, with a stated annual capacity of 1,000,000 and an MOQ of 1,000 — both written in “pieces”, with no weight unit. Pellets are normally sold by weight; ask for both figures in kilograms or tonnes.
What Has Not Been Supplied
There is no company website on the application and no grade list, technical data sheet, safety data sheet, test report or certificate was attached. This page therefore describes material families only, as stated by the company; grade-level detail will be added when documents arrive.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Registered to Manufacture and to Export
The registry read (2026-09-19, official source) gives the scope in its own words as 加工、制造、销售环保塑料粒、塑胶异型材、塑胶制品 (processing, manufacture and sale of environmentally friendly plastic pellets, plastic profiles and plastic products) and 从事上述产品的原材料批发、进出口及相关配套业务 (wholesale of the raw materials for those products, their import and export, and related business). The registered industry classification is rubber and plastic products.
21 Insured Staff on Record
The application states 10–50 employees. The registry read records 21 people on social insurance at this entity — the two figures are consistent.
Capital and Ownership Type
Registered capital is USD 120,000, recorded as fully paid in. The company is a limited liability company wholly owned by a natural person from Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan, registered on 14 February 2011; the record was last approved on 10 April 2026.
Court Records on File
The risk scan read on 2026-09-19 lists two items under own risk: one hearing notice in which the company is the plaintiff, and one judgment in a sales-contract dispute that mentions the company. No administrative penalty, abnormal-operation listing, serious-violation listing or court-enforcement record was found. Advisory items: one investor change and one change of key personnel.
Registered Address Is in an Industrial Development Zone
The registered address is the Songfa Industrial Development Zone, Songgang, Shishan Town, Nanhai District, Foshan. The record gives no street number or building. It is consistent with a compounding plant; ask for the exact plant address and a line video.
Certificates Listed, None Supplied
The application lists an export filing record, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, and marks REACH as not applicable. None was attached. A management-system certificate does not replace substance test reports for a specific grade, and REACH matters as soon as a downstream product goes to the EU — see the FAQ. Nothing is claimed here until the documents are seen.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done: status, scope, capital, insured headcount and court records come from an official registry source read on 2026-09-19 and are quoted as recorded. Everything else on this page — material families, MOQ, capacity, sampling and lead times, target markets and the certificate list — comes from the company’s own application; no grade list, data sheet or document was supplied with it. This page is updated when documents arrive.
A plastics compounder since 2011, read off its registry record and application.
Quanhong is Foshan Nanhai Quanhong Plastic Co., Ltd. (佛山市南海铨鸿塑胶有限公司), registered on 14 February 2011 in Nanhai District, Foshan, with registered capital of USD 120,000, fully paid in. An official registry read on 2026-09-19 confirms active (存续) status and a scope covering the processing, manufacture and sale of plastic pellets, plastic profiles and plastic products, the wholesale of their raw materials, and import and export. The company supplied no English name; the one used here is a direct rendering of the registered name.
Its application lists PVC compounds, modified rubber-plastic compounds, PCU foaming pellets and TPU foaming pellets, for wholesalers and brands in the United States, Canada, Vietnam, the Philippines and the Middle East. The registry records 21 insured staff, consistent with the 10–50 stated.
Two things are open. No grade list, technical data sheet, safety data sheet or test report came with the application, so the materials are described here only by family. And the quantities on the application — MOQ, capacity, sampling and lead time — carry no usable units. Ask for both before relying on the listing.
Registered in 2011, still active.
Company registered
Registered on 14 February 2011 in Nanhai, Foshan, with a scope covering the processing, manufacture and sale of plastic pellets, profiles and products, and import and export (registry read).
Changes on record
One investor change and one change of key personnel; the record was last approved on 10 April 2026.
Registry read · joins CMH
Listed from the application and an official registry read on 2026-09-19; grade documents and test reports remain open.
Where these compounds end up.
Footwear Soles & Midsoles
TPU foaming pellets and modified rubber-plastic compounds are typical sole materials.
Plastic Profiles
The registered scope names plastic profiles (塑胶异型材); PVC compounds are the usual feedstock.
Hose, Tube & Gasket Extrusion
Plasticised PVC and rubber-plastic blends for flexible extruded parts.
Injection-Moulded Plastic Parts
Compounds for general moulded goods; confirm the grade against your restricted-substance list.
Children’s Products & Toys (With Care)
Plasticised PVC going into toys or child-care articles meets phthalate limits in most markets — see the FAQ before specifying.
Compound Distributors
Wholesale supply to resin and compound traders in the listed markets.
Sourcing guides for this category
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The 27-Point China Factory Audit Checklist
How to Request a Sample from a Chinese Factory (Without Getting Burned)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Quanhong make?
By its application: PVC compounds, modified rubber-plastic compounds, “PCU” foaming pellets and TPU foaming pellets, sold to wholesalers and brands. Its registered scope covers the processing, manufacture and sale of plastic pellets, plastic profiles and plastic products. No grade list has been supplied yet.
Is this listing CMH-verified?
Yes, on the registry check only: an official registry read on 2026-09-19 confirms active status, a scope that includes manufacturing these products and exporting them, and 21 insured staff. It does not confirm any grade, formulation or test report — no documents were supplied.
What does “PCU” mean on this page?
It is the abbreviation the company typed on its application (“PCU发泡料”, PCU foaming pellets). The application does not expand it, so this page does not guess. Ask the company which polymer it is and request the data sheet.
Why are MOQ and capacity given in pieces?
That is how the application was filled in: 1,000 pieces MOQ and 1,000,000 pieces a year. Compounds and pellets are normally sold by weight, in 25 kg bags or bulk bags. Ask for both figures in kilograms or tonnes, and for the bag size, before comparing quotes.
Which substance limits reach a PVC or TPU compound?
They follow the end product. In the United States, 16 CFR 1307 limits eight phthalates (DEHP, DBP, BBP, DINP, DIBP, DPENP, DHEXP and DCHP) to 0.1% in accessible plasticised parts of children’s toys and child-care articles. Canada’s Phthalates Regulations limit DEHP, DBP and BBP to 1,000 mg/kg in the vinyl of toys and child-care articles, and DINP, DIDP and DNOP in parts a child can mouth. California’s Proposition 65 lists several phthalates and lead. If your finished goods go on to the EU, REACH Annex XVII restricts the same phthalates at 0.1%, limits lead in PVC to below 0.1% since 29 November 2024, and limits cadmium to 0.01% in PVC and polyurethane mixtures — which reaches the compound itself. Ask for test reports per grade, in this company’s name.
What does a US importer of compounds have to certify?
Under the Toxic Substances Control Act the importer certifies at entry either that the chemical substances in the shipment comply with TSCA or that they are not subject to it; the procedure is in 19 CFR 12.118 to 12.127. A substance that is not on the TSCA Inventory is a new chemical and needs a premanufacture notice 90 days ahead; polymers can qualify for an exemption that has its own criteria and reporting. Ask the supplier for a written TSCA statement covering every component of the grade.
What about Vietnam, the Philippines and the Gulf?
Vietnam’s Law on Chemicals 69/2025/QH15, effective 1 January 2026, requires registration of new chemicals, GHS labelling, a safety data sheet and an import declaration. The Philippines controls chemicals through its inventory (PICCS) and pre-manufacture notification, offers a polymer exemption that has to be applied for, and has applied GHS labelling to mixtures since 2019. For the Gulf states only a draft GHS-aligned standard was found; no registration requirement was confirmed. Your importer’s broker should confirm the current position.
Which HS codes usually apply?
Under HS 2022, other poly(vinyl chloride) in primary forms falls under 3904.21 (non-plasticised) or 3904.22 (plasticised), polyurethanes in primary forms under 3909.50, and unvulcanised compounded rubber under heading 4005. Where a rubber-plastic blend or the “PCU” material falls depends on its base resin, which is one more reason to ask for the composition. Classification is decided by customs at import.
Talk to Quanhong Plastics directly.
Send the polymer and application (shoe sole, profile, cable, hose, other), the hardness, density and colour you need, any restricted-substance list you must meet, destination market and the quantity in kilograms or tonnes. Ask for the grade list, a technical data sheet and safety data sheet per grade, phthalate and heavy-metal test reports in this company’s name, the stabiliser and plasticiser systems used in the PVC grades, and what “PCU” stands for — none of those is on record here.