PVDF coated metal panels are trusted worldwide to clad monumental architecture. But this industry-leading reputation didn’t happen overnight. PVDF paints have proven their ability to provide long-lasting color retention and durable resistance against weathering and abrasions.

Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) coatings are a factory-applied, resin-based coating system, typically with embedded color pigment particles that support a wide range of matte-finish colors. They are most commonly used for architectural coating applications due to their superior resistance to weathering by sunlight, moisture, or temperature.

PVDF coatings are a combination of resins, solvents, pigments and additives that create an effective coating formula to clad metal architecture.

Apr 20, 2021 · Polyvinylidene Fluoride, commonly known as PVDF, is a highly durable, chemical-resistant coating prominently used in a variety of industries. PVDF coatings offer exceptional resistance to harsh chemicals, making them ideal for environments that experience frequent exposure to corrosive substances.

PVDF is a polymer, also called a resin, used in architectural coatings due to the excellent weathering characteristic of fluorinated materials. PVDF itself is a solid pellet and therefore requires other additives, dispersants, solvents and colorants to …

PVDF coating (polyvinylidene fluoride) or Kynar® coating is a pure thermoplastic fluoropolymer that is non-reactive and possesses multiple coating benefits. Kynar® coating is a chemical resistant, thick film barrier coating primarily used on chemical processing equipment due …

PVDF’s corrosion and chemical resistance make it an excellent choice for coatings used in automotive brake tubes and on underbody fasteners. Its electrical properties and particle size make it an ideal carrier for toner applications and coating for copier blades. PVDF can also been used as a thickener for liquid fluorinated greases.