PVDF Coating

Key Features & Benefits

• Excellent Chemical Resistance
  Resistant to a wide range of acids, alkalis, solvents, and salts, suitable for aggressive chemical services.

• High Mechanical Strength & Abrasion Resistance
  Tougher than many fluoropolymers; resists wear, impact, and handling damage.

• UV & Weather Resistance
  Outstanding resistance to sunlight, weathering, and atmospheric exposure, making it ideal for outdoor applications.

• Non-Porous, Smooth Surface
  Prevents moisture ingress, fouling, and scaling; easy to clean and maintain.

• Good Temperature Performance
  Suitable for continuous service typically up to 140–150°C.

• Strong Adhesion & Uniform Finish
  Fusion-bonded or thermally cured coating ensures consistent thickness and long service life.

• Low Maintenance & Long Lifecycle
  Reduces corrosion-related failures and maintenance costs.

Typical Coating Specifications

• Coating Type: PVDF Fluoropolymer

• Application Method: Electrostatic powder coating / thermal fusion

• Typical Thickness: 250 – 800 microns (customizable)

• Surface Preparation: Grit blasting (SA 2.5 recommended)

• Finish: Smooth, pinhole-free, uniform

Applications

• Chemical & Petrochemical Plants
  Pipes, tanks, valves, and fittings handling corrosive chemicals.

• Water & Wastewater Treatment
  Equipment exposed to disinfectants, chlorides, and aggressive effluents.

• Power Plants
  Cooling water systems, scrubbers, ducts, and corrosion-prone structures.

• Pharmaceutical & Specialty Chemicals
  Clean, corrosion-resistant surfaces for controlled processes.

• Oil & Gas Industry
  Protection of process equipment and specialty components.

• Outdoor & Coastal Installations
  Ideal for structures exposed to UV, humidity, and salt spray.