Polyvinylidene Fluoride PVDF Pipes and Fittings

PVDF is a fluorinated semi-crystalline thermoplastic which is obtained by polymerizing vinylidene

fluoride. Without any additives, it has the intrinsic stability inherent to fluoropolymers even when

exposed to harsh environments, providing the user with a unique combination of properties resulting in longer equipment life.

In addition to the PVDF homopolymers, which are recognized worldwide for their excellent

performance in a variety of applications, specialty Polymers has developed a wide range of

VF2-HFP copolymers, and VF2-CTFE copolymers to respond to specific needs of the market.

Key Features

· Chemical inertness to most acids, aliphatic and aromatic organic compounds, chlorinated solvents, alcohols, etc.

· Very high purity

· Low coefficient of friction

· Continuous use within a wide range of temperatures

· Unaffecting by UV and good resistance to radiation

· Excellent intrinsic fire resistance

· Available grades approved for food contact applications

· Good capability for thermoforming and very easily joined by welding