Polyvinylidene Fluoride [PVDF]

PVDF is a distinctive member of the fluoropolymer family. It is commonly used in environments containing solvents, acids, and bases, as well as in applications that require high temperatures and mechanical strength.

Grades

● Polystone® PVDF
● Polystone® PVDF GK
● Polystone® PVDF SK
● Polystone® PVDF HG

● SustaPVDF
● SustaPVDF ESD

  • High maximum allowable service temperature in air [150 °C continuously]
  • High chemical resistance
  • High thermal resistance
  • High mechanical strength
  • Weldable
  • Low smoke emission in case of ignition
  • If PVDF parts will operate at high temperature and under load, thermal expansion and creep should be considered during design.
  • Machined parts should be stored on flat, supported surfaces and away from direct heat sources to prevent deformation and dimensional changes.
  • PVDF is a high-performance fluoropolymer widely used in industrial and technical applications, including pipes, valves, coatings, membranes, electrical insulation, battery components, and sensors, due to its excellent chemical resistance and high thermal stability.