Fluoropolymer

Undoubtedly, fluoropolymer is a class of plastics offering a varied range of properties. And, the discovery of PTFE revolutionized the emergence of fluoropolymers and their benefit in several applications. Today, PTFE applications range from low-tech non-stick frying pan surfaces (yes! it is the slippery coating in your cookware you use in your kitchen) to high-tech exotic medical and hospital uses including implants, surgical instruments and test equipment, and dramatic uses in firefighting equipment etc. Find out what properties make PTFE a versatile polymer offering various advantages in these applications. Learn about its characteristics, properties and much more...

Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) is a fluorine-based plastic designed to have high corrosion resistance and strength over a wide temperature range. Thanks to its special chemical and physical properties, ETFE is widely applied in the chemical, electrical/electronic, construction, architectural, and automotive industries. Become an expert by learning some basic information about ETFE, what are the key features & properties, its popular applications and conditions to process this polymer material! Let’s first start by understanding fluoropolymers...

In the recent years, there has been considerable interest expressed in the polymer Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF). The interest it received because it exhibits strongest piezoelectric properties as compared to any other commercial polymer. The polymer is widely used in high tech applications such as chemical process equipment, electrical and electronics, specialty and energy related applications. But, what makes PVDF a high performance plastic in several sectors? Read on to know more…