Polyvinylidene fluoride
Polyvinylidene fluoride, or PVDF for short, is a highly advanced plastic that exhibits a remarkable combination of chemical resistance and mechanical properties. As a member of the fluoroplastics, PVDF is distinguished by its extraordinarily high fluorine content, which gives it a series of outstanding characteristics.
The outstanding properties of PVDF include remarkable strength, which enables it to remain stable even under extreme conditions. This strength also extends over longer periods of time, as PVDF has a high creep resistance under continuous load.
In addition, the cold properties of PVDF are remarkable, meaning that it retains its structure and performance even at low temperatures. This cold resistance makes it particularly suitable for applications in environments with extreme temperatures.
Furthermore, PVDF is also extremely resistant at high temperatures. This high temperature resistance allows the material to maintain its integrity even in environments with high thermal loads, making it a preferred choice in a wide variety of applications.
