Kynar PVDF
NilePolymer · Fluorinar-H
PVDF by the filament route, based on Kynar. Compared with the pellet grade, this version suits smaller parts with finer detail, at the same exceptional chemical resistance.
NilePolymer · Fluorinar-H
PVDF by the filament route, based on Kynar. Compared with the pellet grade, this version suits smaller parts with finer detail, at the same exceptional chemical resistance.
Rated 1 to 5 relative to the other materials in our range. This is an experience-based orientation aid, not a measured value – the hard numbers are in the table below.
| Property | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Material class | Fluoropolymer (PVDF) | grade designation |
| Density (specific gravity) | 1.77 – 1.79 g/cm³ | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Tensile yield strength (ASTM D638) | 45 – 55 MPa (6,500 – 8,000 psi) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Tensile break strength (ASTM D638) | 34 – 55 MPa (5,000 – 8,000 psi) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Tensile modulus (ASTM D638) | 1,380 – 2,310 MPa (200,000 – 335,000 psi) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Tensile yield elongation (ASTM D638) | 5 – 10 % | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Tensile elongation at break (ASTM D638) | 20 – 100 % | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Flexural strength at 5 % strain (ASTM D790) | 59 – 76 MPa (8,500 – 11,000 psi) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Flexural modulus (ASTM D790) | 1,380 – 2,310 MPa (200,000 – 335,000 psi) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Hardness Shore D (ASTM D2240) | 76 – 80 | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| HDT, 0.45 MPa / 66 psi (ASTM D648) | 105 – 115 °C (221 – 239 °F) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Melting temperature (ASTM D3418) | 165 – 172 °C (329 – 342 °F) | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Water absorption (ASTM D570) | 0.01 – 0.03 % | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
| Flammability (UL 94) | V-0 | Nile Polymers spec sheet |
These values are taken from the manufacturer datasheet and apply to the material, not to the printed part. In 3D printing the achievable properties depend on part orientation, layer height and process parameters – in the Z direction in particular they are lower. Please talk to us before relying on them for design.
“Qualified for functional parts” is a general classification. A functional part can be a simple clip or a main load-bearing member – the forces and load cases differ fundamentally. We therefore always assess in each individual case whether a material is suitable for your part.
Source: Nile Polymers, Fluorinar-H™ material properties (European distribution: 3dogg.com) – US units converted to SI · supplied by the manufacturer
Produced on: InnovatiQ TiQ8 — More about this machine
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