Conductive Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF CN-P)

MATERIAL DATA SHEET The information contained herein is typical and intended for REFERENCE USE ONLY. This information should NOT be used as a basis for design, manufacturing or quality assurance purposes. Please contact us for complete, manufacturer-approved material property data sheets. All values below are at 72°F (23°) unless otherwise noted.

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Conductive Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF CN-P) Specifications

Description

Carbon-powder-filled, thermally stable, conductive material with consistent resistivities <10⁵. This material is extremely tough with good flame and abrasion-resistance. Resistant to many chemistries and solvents, including strong acids. Due to the carbon powder fill, this material is also available in film format as thin as .002”.

Applications

Semiconductor/electronic components • Automotive assembly equipment • Petrochemical connectors and gaskets

Advantages of Conductive KYNAR® Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF CN-P)

Outstanding chemical resistance • Elevated temperature compatibility • High strength • High impact resistance

Manufacturing Capabilities

Rod: 1/8” to 4” diameter • Sheet: .030” to 4” thick • Film: .002” to .029” thick

Color/Grades

Black

Typical Properties of Conductive Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF CN-P)

	Units	ASTM Test	Result
Mechanical Properties
Tensile Strength @yeild	psi	D638	5,200
Tensile Elongation @break	%	D638	15.0
Flexural Strength	psi	D790	6,500
Flexural Modulus	psi	D790	135,000
Izod Impact Strength Notched	ft·lbs/in	D256	no break
Izod Impact Strength Un-notched	ft·lbs/in	D256	no break
Hardness-Shore D	-	D2240	-
Thermal Properties
Heat Deflection Temp. @264 psi	°F	D648	133
Electrical Properties
Surface Resistivity dry	ohm/sq	D257	<105
Volume Resistivity dry	ohm/cm	D257	<105
Static decay	seconds	Mil-B-81705-B	-
Other Properties
Specific Gravity	-	D792	1.74
Water Absorption @24 hours	%	D570	<0.06