PVDF Polyvinylidene fluoride Kynar®

DESCRIPTION

PVDF is a semicrystalline thermoplastic fluoropolymer that is highly resistant to chemicals, abrasion, flames, and UV. It is a basic material for use in the chip making industry for laboratory benches and equipment. It is also used as tank liners, seals and gaskets, pump and valve parts. PVDF is available both as a homopolymer and a copolymer blend. The homopolymer is high in strength, is stiffer, and has a higher heat f=deflection temperature. The Copolymer has superior impact strength and stress crack resistance. Kynar, a brand established by Arkema is one of the common trade names for PVDF.

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Characteristics

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DETAILS:

Gage, mmWidth x Length, mm
11000 x 2000
21000 x 10001000 x 2000
31000 x 20001500 x 3000
41000 x 10001000 x 20001500 x 3000
51000 x 20001500 x 3000
61000 x 20001500 x 3000
81000 x 20001500 x 30002000 x 6000
101000 x 20001500 x 20001500 x 30002000 x 6000
121000 x 20001500 x 3000
151000 x 20001500 x 30002000 x 40002000 x 6000
201000 x 20001500 x 30002000 X 3000
251000 x 2000
301000 x 10001000 x 20001500 x 30002000 X 30002000 x 4000
351000 x 20002000 x 6000
401000 x 10001000 x 20002000 x 40002000 x 6000
501000 x 10001000 x 20002000 x 40002000 x 6000
601000 x 20002000 x 40002000 x 6000
Test methodUnitGuideline value
General properties
DensityDIN EN ISO 1183-1g/cm³>1.75
Water absorptionDIN EN ISO 62%<0.4
Flammability (Thickness 3 mm / 6 mm)UL 94V0
Mechanical properties
Yield stressDIN EN ISO 527MPa>50
Elongation at breakDIN EN ISO 527%>30
Tensile modulus of elasticityDIN EN ISO 527MPa>2100
Notched impact strengthDIN EN ISO 179kJ/m²>13
Shore hardnessDIN EN ISO 868scale D>75
Thermal properties
Melting temperatureISO 11357-3°C172...175
Thermal conductivityDIN 52612-1W/(m K)0.19
Thermal capacityDIN 52612kJ/(kg K)1.2
Coefficient of linear thermal expansionDIN 5375210⁻⁶/K100...140
Service temperature, long termAverage°C0...140
Service temperature, short term (max.)Average°C>145
Vicat softening temperatureDIN EN ISO 306, Vicat B°C>140
Electrical properties
Dielectric constantIEC 602508
Dielectric dissipation factor (10² Hz)IEC 602500.02

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Properties Guide

Temperature (Deg F)

PlasticMaxMinRange
PTFE-Teflon500-328828
PAI-Torlon482-328810
PEEK-Polyetheretherketone482-76558
PEI-Ultem392-58450
PPSU-Radel356-58414
PPS-Polyphenylene sulfide356-4360
PSU Polysufone302-58360
PVDF-Polyvinylidene fluoride302-58360
PC-Polcarbonate275-76351
PA-Nylon Extruded225-22247
POM-Acetal Homopolymer221-58279
PA-Cast Nylon221-22243
HDPE-Polyethelene212-40252
PET-P Polyester210-58268
Acetal Copolymer203-58261
UHMW-Polyethelene180-238418
PMMA-Acrylic194-40234
ABS-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene176-4180
PP-Polypropylene16232130
PVC-Polyvinyl Chloride14414130

Tensile (PSI)

PlasticTensile PSI
PAI-Torlon20,000
PEI-Ultem15,000
PEEK-Polyetheretherketone14,500
Nylon Cast13,000
PPS-Polyphenylene sulfide12,500
PA-Nylon Extruded12,000
PET-P Polyester11,750
PPSU-Radel10,100
PSU-Polysulfone10,050
POM-Acetal Homopolymer10,000
PC-Polcarbonate10,000
Acetal Copolymer9,750
PMMA-Acrylic9,000
PVC-Polyvinyl Chloride7,500
PVDF-Polyvinylidene fluoride7,000
ABS-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene5,100
UHMW- Polyethelene5,000
HDPE-Polyethelene4,000
PTFE-Teflon3,500
PP-Polypropylene3,500
This chart is meant to show relative temperatures and strength of the plastics listed.
Actual values may be different in each application.