Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) is a strong, abrasion-resistant fluoropolymer known for its exceptional combination of chemical resistance, temperature capability, and mechanical strength. It offers broad resistance to salts, strong acids, dilute bases, and many organic solvents, including aromatics, aliphatics, and chlorinated compounds. It is ideally suited for handling wet or dry chlorine, bromine, and other halogens; however, strong bases and certain polar solvents or esters may attack the material. With a smooth, hard-polished surface that resists micropore formation, PVDF systems help prevent biological growth and minimize particulate release, making them well-suited for ultra-pure water and high-purity chemical services in electronics, pharmaceutical, and food or beverage processing applications. Kynar® PVDF components are free of metallic ions and foreign organic compounds, providing clean, reliable performance. Red-pigmented PVDF helps mask UV penetration and is often preferred for outdoor installations or color-coding needs. Additional sizes (3" to 6") are available; contact us for a quote.
- Kynar® PVDF
- Excellent chemical resistance
- Free of metallic ions & foreign organic compounds
- Smooth, hard-polished surface resists biological growth & particulate release
- Red PVDF masks UV penetration for outdoor use
- Female thermo-seal socket fusion connections
- Do not use or test with compressed air or other gases
- Design stress: 1360 psi at 73°F
- Max. service temperature: 280°F