PVDF Rod

Properties:

High temperature resistance (can operate continuously at 120°C); excellent chemical corrosion resistance and hydrolysis resistance; outstanding UV resistance and weatherability. High mechanical strength, good rigidity, excellent creep resistance, good sliding and abrasion resistance, inherently low flammability, and excellent electrical insulation properties.

Applications:

PVDF is the preferred material for petrochemical equipment. Equipment made from it meets TOCS and flame retardant requirements, and is widely used in the storage and transportation of high-purity chemicals in the semiconductor industry, as well as in electronic industries such as semiconductors, photovoltaics, and LCD-related devices. It is also used in chemical plants and food processing machinery.