AbstractBulk density is one of the easiest measured and most practical physical properties of PVC resins and compounds, especially those used in rigid applications. The paper addresses the importance of bulk density of rigid PVC resins, both regular and antistat, and their compounds. The negative influence of static electricity on bulk density measurement of PVC resins is studied and discussed. Effective static removal and accurate, consistent bulk density measurement is explored through various methods such as compacted bulk density and conditioned bulk density (either by addition of silica, methanol or carbon black, or by treatment with an ionizer).