| Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) is an opaque, semi-crystalline, thermoplastic fluoropolymer. PVDF is characterized by excellent chemical stability, without having the disadvantages of low-mechanical values and/or processing difficulties which can be experienced with other fluoroplastics. Mechanical strength, good insulation, and excellent chemical resistance make this a rich versatile engineering plastic. Especially suitable for use in the petroleum chemical industry, chemical industry, metal manufacturing, food processing industry, paper industry, textile industry, and the nuclear power industry. Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) is a kind of crystalline polymer with a low melting point of about 160-170 ℃. Other advantages include cutting resistance, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, excellent chemical resistance, resistance to precipitation, low temperature with high hardness, and difficulty to breed bacteria, make this a good choice for the food processing industry. — low density compared to other fluoropolymers — good mechanical strength compared ,hardness and resistance to creep to other fluoropolymers — high permanent operating temperature (150°C) — practically no moisture absorption — good dimensional stability — high chemical resistance — good resistance to hydrolysis — weather-proof and Resistance to UV ultraviolet — radiation resistant — good electrical insulator — high abrasion resistance |
Product information Abbreviation: PVDF Designation: Polyvinylidenefluoride Type of polymer: Thermoplastic Colour: Yellow transparent Technical data sheet Display of physical, mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of the engineering plastic Marflon PVDF. Material safety data sheet Listing of safety relevant information about the engineering plastic Marflon PVDF |
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