PVDF Tube - Fluoropolymers / Alfa Chemistry

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PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 1200 mm, WT 0.2 mm			Inquiry
(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 1200 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm
PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 300 mm, WT 0.2 mm			Inquiry
(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 300 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm
PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 600 mm, WT 0.2 mm			Inquiry
(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 600 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm
PVDF Tubing			Inquiry
Radiation Resistance (MRad): 1000; PVDF, polyvinylidene fluoride, delivers high performance at a competitive cost. Its inherent purity positions it as ideal for a variety of applications which involve extreme conditions. PVDF is characterized by low permeability, as well as strong abrasion and chemical resistance.
PVDF Standard Tubing			Inquiry
PVDF tubing is a stronger, more abrasion resistant material than its per-fluorinated (all Carbon-Fluorine - CF2) counterparts such as PTFE, FEP and PFA at moderate temperatures. This is due to its resemblance to the structure of polyethylene (Carbon-Hydrogen - CH2). The alternating CF2 and CH2 pendant groups in the molecular structure imparts a unique blend of mechanical wear, thermal, age-weathering, UV and gamma radiation resistance and high purity properties that is useful in a broad class of applications. The mechanical toughness of PVDF is attributable to its excellent creep, fatigue and cut through resistances. PVDF offers excellent cost/performance benefits with high purity properties, inertness to attack to a wide range of chemicals, and a use temperature range of -58F to 302F (-50C to 150C). The list of properties offered by PVDF make it a preferred material for applications that require high chemical resistance, flame resistance, good electrical insulation and abrasion resistance. Aerospace, fiber optic (for furcation tubing), and semiconductor applications utilize the flame resistance and good insulation properties of PVDF.

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PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 1200 mm, WT 0.2 mm

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(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 1200 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm

PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 300 mm, WT 0.2 mm

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(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 300 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm

PVDF tube, OD 20mm, L 600 mm, WT 0.2 mm

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(PVDF), tube, outside diameter 20mm, L 600 mm, wall thickness 0.2 mm

PVDF Tubing

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Radiation Resistance (MRad): 1000;
PVDF, polyvinylidene fluoride, delivers high performance at a competitive cost. Its inherent purity positions it as ideal for a variety of applications which involve extreme conditions. PVDF is characterized by low permeability, as well as strong abrasion and chemical resistance.

PVDF Standard Tubing

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PVDF tubing is a stronger, more abrasion resistant material than its per-fluorinated (all Carbon-Fluorine - CF2) counterparts such as PTFE, FEP and PFA at moderate temperatures. This is due to its resemblance to the structure of polyethylene (Carbon-Hydrogen - CH2). The alternating CF2 and CH2 pendant groups in the molecular structure imparts a unique blend of mechanical wear, thermal, age-weathering, UV and gamma radiation resistance and high purity properties that is useful in a broad class of applications. The mechanical toughness of PVDF is attributable to its excellent creep, fatigue and cut through resistances.
PVDF offers excellent cost/performance benefits with high purity properties, inertness to attack to a wide range of chemicals, and a use temperature range of -58F to 302F (-50C to 150C). The list of properties offered by PVDF make it a preferred material for applications that require high chemical resistance, flame resistance, good electrical insulation and abrasion resistance. Aerospace, fiber optic (for furcation tubing), and semiconductor applications utilize the flame resistance and good insulation properties of PVDF.