Insulation Type: PVDF


Trade Names(the following are common tradenames used for PVDF insulation)
  • Kynar®
  • Floraflon®
  • Neoflon PVDF®
  • Solef®

MIL-W-22759/14


Mil Specs and other Standards using PVDF
  • BMS13-38 (Boeing)
  • MIL-W-22759/13
  • MIL-W-22759/14
  • MIL-W-22759/15
  • MIL-W-81044/1
  • MIL-W-81044/2
  • MIL-W-81044/3
  • MIL-W-81044/4
  • MIL-W-81044/5
  • MIL-W-81044/6
  • MIL-W-81044/7
  • MIL-W-81044/8
  • MIL-W-81044/9
  • MIL-W-81044/10
  • MIL-W-81044/11
  • MIL-W-81044/12
  • MIL-W-81044/13
  • MIL-W-81044/14
  • MIL-W-81044/15
  • SAE-AS22759/13
  • SAE-AS22759/14
  • SAE-AS22759/15
  • SAE-AS5086/5
  • SAE-AS5086/6

Advantages: Excellent cut-through properties Not affected with exposure to normally expected fluids Radiation damage starts at ~ 10^7 Rd


Disadvantages: Relatively low melting temperature limits its use to 150 C

Other Information: It has been reported that PVDF has been used as a topcoat for PMDA-ODA insulated wire. When used in aircraft wiring, it appears that PVDF is cross- linked-See XL-PVDF except with MIL-W-22759/13 to /15. Thermoplastic polymer


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