PVDF Solid Rods

Product Details

Features and Benefits of STARKE PVDF Solid Rods:

Exceptional resistance to acids, bases, solvents and aggressive chemicals ensuring long-term reliability in harsh environments.

Operating temperature range from -30°C to +150°C with excellent thermal stability for high-temperature applications.

High tensile strength (up to 55 MPa) and superior impact resistance providing durability under mechanical stress.

Outstanding resistance to UV radiation and weathering maintaining properties during prolonged outdoor exposure.

Excellent electrical insulation properties with high dielectric strength (25 kV/mm) for electrical applications.

Self-extinguishing flame retardant material.

Superior machinability and weldability enabling precision component manufacturing and custom fabrication.

Near-zero moisture absorption (<0.04%) ensuring consistent dimensions in humid environments.

Low density (1.78 g/cm³) providing weight advantages while maintaining structural integrity.

High resistance to nuclear radiation and gamma rays suitable for nuclear industry applications.

Exceptional durability with minimal degradation over time reducing maintenance and replacement costs.

PVDF solid rods are extensively used for manufacturing chemical equipment components including pump casings, impellers, tank linings, and piping systems. Their exceptional resistance to aggressive chemicals, acids, and bases makes them ideal for handling corrosive substances in chemical processing plants.

The electrical sector uses PVDF rods for electrical insulation applications including cable sheathing, insulators, electrical connectors, and sensor components. Their excellent dielectric strength and electrical insulation properties make them ideal for electronic applications.

PVDF solid rods find applications in petrochemical operations for piping systems, seals, gaskets, and equipment components exposed to hydrocarbons and extreme conditions. Their chemical resistance and mechanical strength suit demanding oil and gas environments.

In water treatment facilities, PVDF rods are used for ultrapure water systems, filtration equipment, and chemical-resistant components. Their purity and chemical resistance ensure contamination-free water processing applications.

The laboratory sector employs PVDF rods for manufacturing laboratory glassware alternatives, analytical equipment, and chemical-resistant components. Their chemical inertness and purity make them ideal for analytical and research applications.

PVDF solid rods are used in solar panel components and other renewable energy infrastructure requiring weather resistance and durability. Their UV resistance and long-term stability support sustainable energy applications.

In automotive applications, PVDF rods are used for lightweight components, fuel system parts, and chemical-resistant elements. Their combination of strength and chemical resistance suits modern automotive requirements.

Properties	Value	Unit	Test Method
Density	1.78	g/cm3	ASTM D792
Tensile Modulus	1700 – 2300	MPa	ASTM D638
Tensile Strength at Yield	45–55	MPa	ASTM D638
Tensile Strength at Break	35–55	MPa	ASTM D638
Elongation at Yield	5–10	%	ASTM D638
Elongation at Break	> 50	%	ASTM D638
Taber Abrasion Resistance (1000 cycles, 1000 g, CD-10 Wheel)	5-10	mg	ASTM D4060
Charpy Notched Impact Strength (23 °C)	40 – 120	J/m	ASTM D6110
Notched Izod Impact Strength (23 °C)	110	KJ/m2	ASTM D256
Durometer Hardness (Shore D, 1 sec, 2,00 mm)	73 – 80	Shore-D	ASTM D2240
Water Absorption	<0.04	%	ASTM D570
Physiologically Safe	YES