Fluon+™ Adhesive Grades

These adhesive grades are fluorinated adhesive resin compounds made with Fluon ETFE or PFA. They are used in applications requiring strong adhesion to polyamide polymers, especially nylon 12.

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Fluoropolymer compounds made with Fluon ETFE or PFA.

Fluon+™ Adhesive resin grades are fluoropolymer compounds made with Fluon ETFE or PFA. They offer adhesive and dispersive properties and a level of compatibility with other materials not previously possible with fluoropolymers.

Fluon+Adhesive resin grades are used in applications requiring strong adhesion to polyamide polymers, especially nylon 12. These fluoropolymer compounds also exhibit high permeation resistance to many fluids and gases, especially automotive fuels.

Fluon ETFE AH-600, AH-700 and AH-800 adhesive resins chemically adhere to dissimilar materials, reduce weight and eliminate tie layers in multilayer constructions. They are ideal for constructions that require unsurpassed conductivity levels, chemical and permeation resistance and protection against static buildup.

Fluon ETFE LH-8000 exhibits advanced adhesive properties that allow it to bond to dissimilar materials, such as polyamides, polyethylenes and metals. Its adhesive functionality is ideal for producing multilayer structures in a one-step process without surface treatment and by often eliminating the need for a tie layer. LH-8000 is used in the Sunbesta® two-layer fuel tube system, which provides excellent resistance to all fuels for long-lasting performance.

Fluon PFA EA-2000 perfluoro resin features a built-in functional adhesive group that enables one-step processing with other polymers and metals. This resin also eliminates the need for surface treatment or a separate adhesive layer.

  • AH-600 series of products produce a lower melting compound that offers customers a more flexible process window, high temperature performance, excellent crack resistance and better compatibility with polyamide nylons for co-extrusion.
  • AH-700 series of products provide a cost-effective solution with high performance that enable process temperatures for high-melt nylons.
  • AH-800 series of products provide high temperature performance up to 200 °C and good stress crack resistance at elevated temperatures.
  • LH-8000 has an ultra-low melting point of 180 °C-190 °C, which means that a fluoropolymer layer can be co-extruded with conventional engineering plastics like HDPE and PA in one processing step and does not require special equipment.
  • EA-2000 resin is heat resistant to 260 °C and features superior chemical resistance, enhanced electrical characteristics, excellent non-stick properties, low frictional properties, water and oil repellency, a low dielectric constant and low dissipation factor.

Contact our fluoropolymer experts to discuss your specific needs.

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