PVDF
PVDF • Polyvinylidene Fluoride (Kynar)
Chemical cousin of Teflon. Easy to print as PETG but tougher, more durable, extreme resistance to heat/friction/abrasion. Totally hydrophobic. Immune to almost every solvent including halogenated hydrocarbons and inorganic acids.
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Warnings
- IF OVERHEATED: Releases carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide, and HYDROFLUORIC ACID
- Hydrofluoric acid passes through skin to dissolve your bones
- DO NOT PRINT THIS MATERIAL
Print Settings
Print Temp230-260°C
Bed Temp80-100°C
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Material Properties
Strength65
Flexibility25
Heat Resistance80
Resistance Ratings
UV Resistance
Excellent
Chemical Resistance
Excellent
Humidity Sensitivity
None
Usability
Ease of Printing
(4/5)
Price Tier
$$$(Expensive)
Pros
- Perfect chemical resistance
- Easy to print
- Never needs drying
- Would be perfect filament
Cons
- DECOMPOSES INTO DEATH CLOUD
- Carbon monoxide
- Hydrogen cyanide
- HYDROFLUORIC ACID (dissolves bones)
Use Cases
NONE - too dangerous
Also known as: kynar, polyvinylidene fluoride, pvdf
Data sourced from Zack Freedman / Voidstar Lab