PFA Dispersion for Stable Industrial Coating Lines
Peflon PFA aqueous dispersion — 50% solids, 190–230 nm particle size, PFOA-free and REACH/RoHS compliant. Exceptional chemical resistance and thermal stability for metal coating, glass-cloth coating, impregnation and thin film.
What is PFA Dispersion
PFA Dispersion is a high-performance fluoropolymer and transparent emulsion — a water-based dispersion of perfluoroalkoxy resin (PFA, CAS 26655-00-5), a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene and perfluorinated comonomers.
It is used for high-performance coatings (cookware, industrial), fiber treatment and film manufacturing, giving excellent heat and chemical resistance and non-stick performance — see general PFA property data. Peflon PFA Dispersion stays stable under harsh industrial conditions and suits the chemical, electronics and medical industries.
| Typical Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Solids Content | 50 % |
| Average Particle Size | 190–230 nm |
| Surfactant | Non-ionic |
| pH Value | 9.0 |
| Viscosity | 300 mPa·s |
| Packaging | 25 kg / 1250 kg |
Grades of PFA Dispersion
Grades built for different coating targets, line methods and end-use needs — tell us your substrate, coating method and target market and we will match a grade.
Metal Coating
A PFA coating dispersion designed for metal substrates — cookware and industrial hardware.
Glass Cloth Coating
Builds a fluoropolymer layer on glass fabric for release belts and architectural membrane.
Impregnation
Penetrates porous structures and fiber-based materials for durable, inert protection.
Thin Film
Aimed at thin-coating and film-forming uses where clarity and low build matter.
Why Choose Peflon PFA Dispersion
When you buy PFA Dispersion you need a grade that fits your line, documents that support your review, and a supplier that responds when production issues appear. We help distributors, OEM plants and R&D teams reduce sourcing risk.
Controlled Raw Material System
Our PFA dispersion starts with controlled fluoropolymer raw-material management — reducing batch drift and supporting supply consistency.
- Controlled incoming material checks
- Better lot-to-lot stability target
- Support for long-term supply planning
Batch Testing Before Shipment
Each shipment should support real production, not just a paper spec. We focus on routine testing that matters to coating buyers.
- Key QC points such as solids and appearance
- Batch review before release
- Technical data support for buyer approval
Export Support for Procurement & R&D
Export projects mean more reviews, files and tighter lead-time control. We support both commercial and technical communication.
- TDS and document support
- Sample support for evaluation work
- Clear follow-up for export orders
PFA Dispersion — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between PFA Dispersion and PTFE dispersion?
PFA dispersion is based on melt-processable perfluoroalkoxy resin, while PTFE dispersion is based on non-melt-processable PTFE. PFA is chosen when you want better melt-flow, a smoother thin film, higher clarity or heat-sealability; PTFE dispersion gives a more matte, sintered film.
What is PFA Dispersion used for?
High-performance coatings (cookware, industrial), fiber treatment, glass-cloth coating, impregnation of porous structures and thin-film production — across the chemical, electronics and medical industries.
Which specifications affect coating quality?
Solids content (≈50%), particle size (190–230 nm), non-ionic surfactant level, pH (≈9.0), viscosity (≈300 mPa·s) and storage stability all directly affect line behaviour and final film quality — check these on the TDS before qualifying a grade.
What temperature does PFA dispersion fuse at?
PFA melts near 305 °C, so coatings are dried to remove water then fused in roughly the 350–380 °C range to coalesce the particles into a clear, non-stick, chemically resistant film.
Can PFA Dispersion be used with PTFE in one coating system?
Some PFA grades are compatible with PTFE dispersion in mixed or multi-layer systems, often as a smooth PFA topcoat over a PTFE base. The result depends on your formula, pigment, binder and baking process, so lab testing is required.
Is Peflon PFA Dispersion PFOA-free and compliant?
Yes — it is PFOA-free and supports REACH and RoHS compliance, with OEM/ODM formulation, free TDS and per-batch documentation available on request.
Related Products of PFA Dispersion
PTFE Dispersion
Water-based PTFE dispersion for impregnating, coating, dust control and battery binder.
FEP Dispersion
Water-based FEP dispersion for heat-sealable, chemical-resistant coatings on metal and fabric.
PFA Micro Powder
White PFA micropowder for high-purity coatings, inks and additives.
PFA Material Supplier | Peflon
Melt-processable PFA resin for liners, wire, cable, film and semiconductor parts.
Technical Support of PFA Dispersion
Choosing and applying PFA dispersion raises real engineering questions — grade selection, fusing temperature, substrate prep and film build. Our technical library shares practical, hands-on guidance from the Peflon materials team.
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Get a PFA Dispersion Grade Match & Sample
Tell us your substrate, coating method and target market — our engineers will match a PFA dispersion grade, send the TDS and ship a free sample within 7 days.