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Kynar ® /PVDF Film
Kynar ® /PVDF Film (Kynar ® Film) is both strong and tough as reflected by its tensile properties and impact strength. Compared to many thermoplastics, PVDF Film (Kynar ® Film) has excellent resistance to creep and fatigue, yet in thin sections such as films, PVDF (Kynar ®) components are flexible and transparent.
Applications for PVDF (Kynar ®) Film:
• Filters
• Diaphragms
• Release Films
• Piezoelectric films
• Chemical Resistant Tank Linings
• Fuel Cell Seals
• Medical bags
Adhesive Bonding: -
PVDF (Kynar ®) can be bonded to a variety of substrates including itself and metals with bond strengths ranging from 50-800 psi. These systems are designed to perform under harsh chemical environments. Three 2-part epoxy based adhesive systems are recommended for use with PVDF (Kynar ®): - Araldite ®
- Hysol®
- BONDIT® B45 TH
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Advantages of PVDF (Kynar ®) Film:
• Excellent chemical resistance
• Stable to UV & effects of weather
• Low NBS smoke generation & superior LOI
• Excellent transmittance of solar energy
• Excellent dielectric strength
• High Heat Resistance
• Excellent Physical & mechanical properties
• Resin FDA compliant
• FM 4910 approved
Thicknesses are displayed in inches. (see metric conversion below):
.001" = 25.3 micron, .003 = 76.2 micron, .005" = 127 micron, .010" = 254 micron, .020" = 508 micron
Width & Length are Displayed in Feet (1 FT = 305mm)
WIDER & LONGER ROLLS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
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