THV Fluoropolymer
Bulk THV polymer with fast production slots — pellet, powder and dispersion forms for extrusion, lamination, coating and casting. Clear, flexible, strong fuel / chemical barrier.
- Grade Matching & Pilot-Lot Samples for Line Trials
- Dedicated Production Slots for Bulk THV Supply
- Process Recipes for Extrusion, Lamination & Coating
What is THV Fluoropolymer?
Peflon THV material is a terpolymer of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE), hexafluoropropylene (HFP) and vinylidene fluoride (VDF) — a flexible THV fluoropolymer, delivering clarity, flexibility and a strong fuel / chemical barrier. Pick pellet, powder or dispersion forms to match extrusion, casting, coating or lamination. Dedicated production lines produce stable batches to your spec with COA, process guides and validation documentation — use it in fuel hoses, cleanroom tubing, cable jackets and safety films.
Peflon THV Polymer Forms
Three product forms for extrusion, molding, coating and lamination. THV fluoropolymer runs at lower melt temperatures with high clarity and strong chemical resistance.
THV Resin (Pellets)
For extrusion or injection molding — flexibility, transparency and fuel-barrier performance for multilayer hoses, tubes and cable jackets.
Key benefits: consistent melt flow, easy co-extrusion with PE/TPE, clean color stability.
THV Powder (Fine Grade)
Smooth dispersion and thin-film control — ideal for casting clear laminates, coating glass and composite sheets where optical quality matters.
Key benefits: tight particle-size distribution, low haze, strong bonding to base layers.
THV Dispersion (Liquid Form)
Easy coating and dipping for multilayer hoses, membranes or wires — uniform thickness, fast drying and smooth surface finish.
Key benefits: stable solid content, long pot life, excellent adhesion on PE/TPE.
THV Grades & Data Sheets
Four production grades by melt-flow rate and form. Click a grade to download its Technical Data Sheet (PDF). Values are premium-grade typical data, not for specification purposes.
| Grade | Form | Colority | Avg. particle (µm) | Density (g/cm³) | MFR (g/10 min) | Melting point (°C) | Tensile (MPa) | Elongation (%) | Shore D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PF-T08 | Transparent granules | ≥ 40 | – | 1.89 – 1.99 | 6.0 – 22.0 | 120 ± 10 | ≥ 18 | ≥ 500 | 42 ± 5 |
| PF-T10 | Transparent granules | ≥ 40 | – | 2.00 – 2.10 | 8.0 – 12.0 | 220 ± 10 | ≥ 24 | ≥ 400 | 55 ± 5 |
| PF-T10L | Transparent granules | ≥ 40 | – | 1.94 – 2.04 | 8.0 – 12.0 | 160 ± 10 | ≥ 25 | ≥ 450 | 50 ± 5 |
| PF-T12 | White powder | – | < 250 | 1.89 – 1.99 | 6.0 – 22.0 | 120 ± 10 | ≥ 18 | ≥ 500 | 42 ± 5 |
Why Choose Peflon THV Polymer
Dependable material source with full technical and logistics support — internal QC and traceable lots for stable quality every shipment.
Reliable Raw Material Supply
Peflon sources certified raw materials and manages full lot traceability — consistent performance on every batch.
- Certified suppliers and audited material lots
- Batch tracking with retention samples
- Real-time production monitoring for each run
Quality Control & Testing
Every batch tested for haze, melt flow and permeability before shipment — full COA and data sheet for regulatory confidence.
- Optical clarity and haze tests for film grades
- Melt flow index and density checks per lot
- Fuel barrier and dielectric strength reports
Technical Support & R&D Team
Help engineers fine-tune extrusion, coating or molding parameters — minimize waste, reduce setup time.
- Start-up temperature and pressure profiles
- Bonding charts for PE, PP and TPE layers
- Troubleshooting guides for multilayer structures
Stable Supply & Global Logistics
Planned stock and flexible shipment options keep your THV supply stable as global demand changes.
- Safety stock for key THV grades
- Predictable lead times and batch reservation
- Shipping from multiple bonded warehouses
Frequently Asked Questions
What is THV polymer made of?
THV polymer is a terpolymer made from tetrafluoroethylene (TFE), hexafluoropropylene (HFP) and vinylidene fluoride (VDF). This structure gives THV fluoropolymer excellent flexibility, clarity and chemical resistance.
How does THV fluoropolymer compare to FEP or PFA?
Unlike FEP or PFA, THV fluoropolymer has a lower melting temperature and better adhesion to plastics like PE, PP and TPE. That enables multi-layer fuel hoses, optical tubes and laminated films that demand both clarity and strong bonding.
Can THV resin be used for extrusion and injection molding?
Yes. THV resin offers a wide processing window for extrusion and injection molding. It melts evenly and produces smooth surfaces on tubes, cable jackets and transparent films.
What applications use THV material the most?
Common uses include automotive fuel systems, semiconductor chemical tubing, wire insulation and architectural safety films. Its clarity and low permeation make it ideal for demanding industries.
How can I order THV polymer in bulk from Peflon?
Send your RFQ with grade requirements, volume and application details. Our team matches a suitable THV fluoropolymer grade, confirms MOQ and provides a detailed quote with delivery terms.
Related Products
Multilayer hoses, films and tubing often need complementary fluoropolymers. Peflon supplies PFA, FEP, PCTFE, PTFE, PEEK and PVDF — combine them with THV to tune bonding layers, fuel resistance and optical stability.
Technical Support for THV Material
Stay ahead in process optimization with Peflon's THV technical insights. Our engineering team shares real production data on extrusion profiles, film casting and bonding techniques for THV fluoropolymer applications — learn to fine-tune melt flow, achieve clear lamination and reduce start-up waste. Each technical note includes setup tips, QC checklists and troubleshooting notes based on real factory runs.
Get a THV Grade Recommendation & Sample
Tell us your process — extrusion, coating, casting or lamination — and target properties. Our engineers will match a THV grade and reply within 24 hours.