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Kynar® PVDF

Description

Kynar® polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), the homopolymer of 1,1-di-fluoro-ethene (VF2), is a tough, engineering thermoplastic that offers a unique balance of properties. It has high stability when exposed to harsh thermal, chemicals, and ultraviolet environments. Kynar® resins are readily melt-processed by standard methods of extrusion and injection / compression molding.

Kynar Flex® resins are a series of PVDF-based fluoropolymers with higher flexibility than conventional PVDF.

 

Properties

Kynar® PVDF’s properties include high mechanical strength and toughness, high abrasion resistance and high thermal stability. As a fluoropolymer, Kynar® PVDF boasts outstanding resistance to most chemicals and solvents, ultraviolets and weathering. Furthermore, Kynar® PVDF is used for its high purity and low permeability to most gases and liquids. Kynar® PVDF is also appreciated for its low flame and smoke characteristics.

Kynar Flex® resins are similar to Kynar® resins with respect to purity and chemical resistance, but possess unique qualities of additional chemical compatibility in high pH solutions, increased impact strength at ambient and colder temperatures and increased clarity.

 

Markets and applications

  • Tanks, fittings and valves for the Chemical Processing Industry
  • Jacketing material of cables used in building and the automotive industry
  • Binders in Lithium Ion battery
  • Polymer processing aid

 

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  Contact

Asia : Tony Ngawing

Europe : Eric Leforestier

USA : Chip Bisignaro

  

North American Market

Arkema Inc.

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Chemical composition: Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
Appearance: Pellets or powder
Converting processes:

  • Extrusion (sheet, tube, rods etc.),
  • Injection molding,
  • Compression molding
  • Etc.