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3D Prints for the Chemistry Lab with Kynar® PVDF In their report discussing 3D filament printing with PVDF, Tetra Growth Solutions makes a strong argument for the use of PVDF to print common lab components.  Rising product costs, procurement difficulties, ease of printing and outstanding material properties support this case.  Create your own corrosion-resistant parts

Material Testing Achievements for Nile Polymers Products Nile Polymers is pleased to announce that our Fluorinar-C™ Kynar® PVDF filament along with our Strong-Ty™ Kynar® PVDF cable ties have passed the cytotoxicity testing standards for ISO 10993-5:2009. This important material qualification provides additonal confidence not available in other filament and cable tie products. The ISO page

The Fluorinar™ Kynar® PVDF Filament Family Expands Nile Polymers is pleased to announce the addition of two new filaments in the Fluorinar™ PVDF family: Fluorinar-B™ and Fluorinar-ESD™. Both materials are built on a foundation of Arkema’s Kynar® PVDF. Unlike other PVDF filaments, Fluorinar™ filaments contain no additional polymer additives or diluents. They provide the best

Synergy: Stronger together than apart Nile Polymers is pleased to announce a joint partnership with 3Dogg.com to distribute Fluorinar™ Kynar® PVDF filaments. This relationship allows customers outside of North America quicker access to Fluorinar™ PVDF filaments. Available in both 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm diameters this is the first Kynar® PVDF filament available to the 3D

Amazing Results: Fluorinar-H™ 3D PVDF filament delivers quality prints Nile Polymers is pleased to announce our new Fluorinar-H™ filament made from Arkema’s Kynar® PVDF homopolymer.  Available in 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm diameters in a natural color, our 3D printing filament is ideal for printing applications in chemical or high-temperature environments.  Outstanding properties of our