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The frame of a "Vinyl" window is made out of PVC (Polyvinylchloride). The properties of PVC will depend on the additives and other components added during the compounding step. Straight PVC has a melting point around 85 oC. Higher heat resistant PVC has a melting point around 180 oC.

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