High Performance Plastics
PVDF
PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) is a high performance engineering plastic, widely recognised for its excellent chemical, mechanical and thermal resistance. It is a semi-crystalline material suited to aggressive industrial environments and applications that demand high reliability.
Technical specifications
PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) is a high performance engineering plastic, widely recognised for its excellent chemical, mechanical and thermal resistance. It is a semi-crystalline material suited to aggressive industrial environments and applications that demand high reliability.
It offers excellent resistance to acids, solvents and chemical agents, as well as good dimensional stability and resistance to UV radiation, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Advantages
PVDF offers a balanced combination of chemical, mechanical and thermal resistance, making it ideal for demanding industrial applications.
Excellent Thermal & Chemical Resistance
High Mechanical Strength
Low Moisture Absorption
Good Dimensional Stability
Usage Recommendations
• Store in a dry place, protected from prolonged direct sunlight.
• Use tools suitable for machining technical polymers.
• Respect the thermal limits of the material.
• Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces during transport.
• Consult the technical team for specific chemical applications.
Technical information
- Continuous working temperature up to 140 °C
- Melting point approximately 171 °C
- Structure Semi-crystalline thermoplastic
- Chemical resistance Excellent
- Moisture absorption Very low
- UV resistance High
- Processing compatibility Machining and welding
- Available formats Sheets, rods, tubes and technical parts
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