PVDF (poly­vi­nyli­dene fluoride)

Poly­vi­nyli­dene fluo­ride is a highly crystal­line ther­mo­pla­s­tic with good mecha­ni­cal, ther­mal and elec­tri­cal proper­ties. As a fluo­ro­pla­s­tic, PVDF has excel­lent chemi­cal resis­tance without sharing the low mecha­ni­cal values of other fluoroplastics.

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PVDF white (poly­vi­nyli­dene fluoride)
  • very good chemi­cal resistance
  • Inher­ently flame retardant
  • Conti­nuous opera­ting tempe­ra­ture up to 150 °C
  • good sliding and fric­tion properties
  • very good weldable
  • very good elec­tri­cal insulation
  • very good UV/weather resistance
  • low density and good mecha­ni­cal strength compared to other fluoroplastics
  • prac­ti­cally no water absorption
  • Good dimen­sio­nal stability
  • good hydro­ly­sis resistance
  • radia­tion resistant
  • physio­lo­gi­cally harmless
  • Chemi­cal Plant Engineering
  • Trans­port and conveyor technology
  • Medi­cal Technology
  • Food Tech­no­logy
  • Mecha­ni­cal Engineering
  • Elec­tri­cal engineering
  • Solar systems