Polyvinylidene Fluoride · CAS 24937-79-9

PVDF Powder — Polyvinylidene Fluoride for Coating, Binder & Molding

Peflon supplies PVDF Powder for buyers who need the right grade for real production, not just a product name — from architectural coatings to lithium-battery binder and custom industrial projects, with fast, manufacturer-direct inquiry handling.

PVDF material
24937-79-9CAS Number
9 GradesCoating · Binder · Molding · Membrane
4 GroupsEnd-Use Categories
5 – 30 °CStorage Temperature
Material Overview

What is PVDF Powder

PVDF Powder, also named polyvinylidene fluoride powder (PVDF, CAS 24937-79-9), is a high-performance fluoropolymer used where you need strong chemical resistance, outdoor durability, stable processing and long service life. It is widely applied in architectural and industrial coatings, lithium-battery electrode systems, molded industrial parts and membrane applications.

For buyers and OEM manufacturers, Peflon offers PVDF Powder with application-based grade support, custom supply direction and technical documents for evaluation — see general PVDF property data. Tell us your process, target property and end use, and we will help you move faster from grade selection to lab testing and inquiry review.

Grade Lineup

PVDF Powder Grades & TDS Downloads

Nine grades across molding, binder, membrane and coating families. Click a grade code for the full TDS.

Grade (TDS)Material TypeMFR (g/10 min)Key Material FeatureTypical Application
PF-8P61 PVDF Powder Low High molecular weight, low flow Extrusion & structural molded parts
PF-8P62 PVDF Powder Low–Medium Balanced flow and mechanical stability General extrusion & injection molding
PF-8P63 PVDF Powder Medium Improved flow for molding Injection molded components
PF-8P64 PVDF Powder High High flow, easier mold filling High-flow injection products
PF-8P02E PVDF Binder Grade Medium Stable viscosity, film-forming binder Lithium battery electrode binder
PF-8P02B PVDF Binder Grade Low High binding strength High-loading battery electrodes
PF-8P04 PVDF Membrane Grade Low–Medium Good solubility, controlled viscosity PVDF membranes & filtration
PF-8P03 PVDF Coating Grade Medium Fine particle size for coating Fluorocarbon coatings
PF-8P11 PVDF Coating Grade 0.5–2.0 High UV & chemical resistance Architectural & industrial fluorocarbon coatings
Types by Use

Types of PVDF Powder

Peflon groups PVDF Powder by real use so you can find the right material faster — coatings, molded parts, battery binder, membrane uses and custom projects.

PVDF Powder for Industrial Coatings

Architectural coatings, protective metal coatings, exterior panels and other outdoor coating systems.

PVDF Powder for Molding & Fabricated Parts

Chemical-handling parts, fluid-system parts, liners and molded industrial components.

PVDF Powder for Lithium Battery Binder

Cathode binder systems and electrode coating work that need strong bonding and steady line performance.

PVDF Powder for Membrane & Filtration

Filtration and membrane products needing chemical stability and long service life — water treatment and beyond.

PVDF Powder for Specialty & Custom Formulation

Projects that do not fit a standard type — custom compounds, modified systems and special process needs.

Applications & Industries

Applications & Industries of PVDF Material

PVDF material is commonly specified in chemical-processing environments where exposure to aggressive media is expected and long service life is required.

PVDF Binder in Battery Electrodes

Chemical stability and consistent polymer structure — stable slurry behavior and predictable binding during electrode coating.

PVDF Membrane

Durability and chemical resistance support stable membrane formation and structure through repeated cleaning and operation.

PVDF Tape

Chemical and thermal resistance — as a base polymer PVDF keeps tapes insulating and protective in aggressive environments.

PVDF Filament

Chemical resistance and dimensional stability — finished parts hold shape and performance in harsh environments.

PVDF Piezoelectric Sheet

Stable electroactive behavior when properly processed — flexible, durable sensing elements under repeated stress.

PVDF Tube & Pipe

Strong chemical resistance and stable mechanical properties — integrity under aggressive fluids and elevated temperatures.

Peflon Advantage

Why Choose Peflon PVDF Powder

PVDF Powder offers strong chemical resistance, weatherability and thermal stability — but sourcing success comes down to grade matching, early quality review and clear supply communication.

Grade Matching

Grade Matching Starts with the Right Raw-Material Path

Different PVDF Powder jobs need different grades. Peflon helps you choose the right path before you spend time on the wrong sample.

  • Match PVDF Powder to the right end use
  • Cut the risk of wrong samples
  • Choose by process, not only by name
  • Save time in early screening
Quality Review

Quality Review Helps You Approve Faster

Peflon helps your team check documents, sample details and grade position before lab work or plant trials.

  • Review TDS and sample details early
  • Make purchasing and R&D work smoother
  • Keep approval steps clearer
  • Get ready before scale-up
Supply Communication

Clear Supply Communication

Many PVDF Powder inquiries stay too broad at the start. Peflon helps buyers organize the inquiry by end use, process and key need.

  • Organize inquiry by real use
  • Speed up quotation and grade advice
  • Make sample-to-order steps clearer
  • Improve global buyer communication
FAQ

PVDF Powder — Frequently Asked Questions

How is PVDF Powder different for coatings, molding and battery-binder use?

PVDF Powder is not one standard material for every job. Coating grades focus on surface life and weather resistance; molding grades focus on strength and chemical service; binder grades focus on bonding strength and slurry behavior. Choose by end use, not by name alone.

What is the difference between suspension PVDF and fine-powder PVDF?

Suspension PVDF is often used for molded or formed parts, while fine-powder PVDF suits coatings, dispersion systems and similar processes. The right type depends on how you plan to process it.

What service temperature and chemical resistance does PVDF offer?

PVDF handles continuous service to roughly 150 °C and resists most acids, halogens, hydrocarbons and UV — one of the most weather- and chemical-resistant melt-processable fluoropolymers, which is why it is used outdoors and in aggressive media.

Is PVDF Powder easy to process in industrial production?

PVDF is one of the easier fluoropolymers to process on standard melt equipment — extrusion, injection molding and solution coating. The right grade and process settings still matter for a given part.

Can PVDF Powder be used in demanding battery applications?

Yes. PVDF Powder is widely used as a lithium-battery electrode binder, chosen for bonding strength, electrochemical stability and steady slurry processing. Dedicated binder grades (PF-8P02E / PF-8P02B) are available.

Packing & Storage

PVDF Powder Packaging and Storage

Packing

Packing

Sealed drums and bulk bags for line-side and container-scale supply.

  • 20 kg / Drum
  • 40 kg / Drum
  • 500 kg / Bag
Storage

Storage

Transport as a non-dangerous product, avoiding heat, moisture and strong shock.

Stock in clean, dry places within 5 – 30 °C. Avoid contamination from dust and moisture.

Related Fluoropolymers

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Technical Support

Technical Support of PVDF Powder

Choosing and processing PVDF powder raises real engineering questions — grade matching, coating vs binder vs molding, and documentation. Our technical library shares practical, hands-on guidance from the Peflon materials team.

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