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USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More

USP Class VIContinuous Operating Temperature 280 FUL 2360 Class IIChemically InertExcellent Weatherability and UV Resistance Product DescriptionPVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a flouroplastic in the fluorohydrocarbon family. The fully fluorinated PTFE is more chemically inert and thermally stable than the partially fluorinated PVDF; however PVDF has superior mechanical properties. Tensile strength is 7000 psi and the continuous operating temperature is 280F. Kynar 740 offers excellent chemical and corrosion resistance at both ambient and elevated temperatures. Rigidity and creep resistance are also superior to PTFE. Hardness is 77 Shore D. Color is Natural Beige. Easily machined,…. Click Here to Read More