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Solvay Specialty Polymers Hylar® 5000 Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF)  (Unverified Data**)

Category Polymer , Thermoplastic , Fluoropolymer , PVDF , Polyvinylidinefluoride (PVDF), Molded/Extruded
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Trade Terms FOB, CFR, CIF
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Material Notes:
Hylar 5000 is a crystalline high molecular weight powder form of polyvinylidene fluoride specifically designed for solvent-based coatings to provide improved gloss. It forms mechanically strong and tough films that have a broad useful temperature range. These films are highly resistant to most environmental conditions including gamma radiation and are essentially transparent to ultraviolet radiation. The weathering characteristics of Hylar 5000 coatings lead to excellent performance for the long term. Hylar 5000 is available only via a licensing program that specifies the composition of Hylar 5000 coatings. A properly formulated finish contains sufficient pigment to make the film totally opaque to ultraviolet radiation at the nominal one mil (0.001 inch) film thickness suggested. Safety Hylar 5000 is stable at temperatures up to 600°F (316°C). When it is subjected to temperatures above 600°F (316°C) for extended periods of time, hydrogen fluoride (HF) begins to evolve, and at temperatures above 700°F (371°C) HF evolution becomes rapid. Hylar 5000 exhibits excellent flame resistance; however, in case of fire, HF and traces of potentially toxic fluorocarbons can be formed. HF is corrosive, causes burns on contact, and has an American Conference Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Threshold Limit Value (TLV-TWA) of 3 ppm (2.5 mg/m³) (1984). Thermal decomposition of Hylar 5000 to HF can also occur in a bake oven in the event that temperatures are not controlled properly. In the event of fire, use NIOSH approved self-contained breathing apparatus and skin protection to protect against volatile decomposition products. Hylar 5000 can be disposed of in an approved land fill, but should not be incinerated unless permitted by applicable law and provision is made for absorption of HF.Information provided by Solvay Specialty Polymers.
Physical Properties Metric English Comments
Specific Gravity 1.75 - 1.76 g/cc
1.75 - 1.76 g/cc
ASTM D792
Moisture Absorption at Equilibrium <= 0.50 %
<= 0.50 %
Karl Fisher
Water Absorption at Saturation 0.040 %
0.040 %
ASTM D570
Viscosity 2.90e+7 - 3.30e+7 cP
2.90e+7 - 3.30e+7 cP
232°C, 100 sec^-1; ASTM D3835
Thermal Properties Metric English Comments
Melting Point 156 - 160 °C
313 - 320 °F
ASTM D3418
Decomposition Temperature 382 - 393 °C
720 - 739 °F
1% Wt. Loss in Air; TGA
Optical Properties Metric English Comments
Gloss >= 25 %
>= 25 %
Gardner; 60°; ASTM D523
UV Transmittance 90 %
90 %
transparent; thickness not quantified
Descriptive Properties Value Comments
Appearance White
Availability Europe
North America
Dispersion 5.5
ASTM D1210; Hegman Grind
Features Clean/High Purity
Crystalline
Good Strength
Good Toughness
Good UV Resistance
Good Weather Resistance
High Gloss
High Molecular Weight
Low to No Odor
Radiation (Gamma) Resistant
Forms Powder
Generic PVDF
Processing Method Coating
Purity > 99.5%
polyvinylidene fluoride
Uses Coating Applications
Film
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