Everflon™ Advanced Fluoropolymers

Everflon™ ETFE P4010 Powder. Engineered for Superior Matrix Dispersion & Toughness.

Premium fluoropolymer resin in powder form, ideal for applications where materials must be exceptionally well dispersed in an ETFE matrix prior to compression molding or melt mixing.

Product Overview

Unmatched Matrix Dispersion & Durability

Preferred Matrix Dispersion

Specifically preferred for applications requiring materials to be thoroughly dispersed within an ETFE matrix, followed by compression molding or melt mixing.

Mechanical Toughness & Chemical Inertness

Inert to most solvents and chemicals while delivering outstanding impact strength, cut-through, abrasion resistance, and stress-crack resistance.

High Temperature & Dielectric Stability

Features a recommended upper service temperature of 155 °C (311 °F) with excellent dielectric retention and a V-0 flame rating by UL 94.

End-Use Applications

Trusted Across Critical Industries

Chemical Service Items & Abrasion Linings

Ideal for lined valves, fittings, pump housings, impellers, column packings, and rugged wear-resistant linings.

High-Temperature Electrical Components

Provides reliable electrical insulation and high-temperature component stability.

Fasteners, Duct Work, & Films

Supports high-performance fasteners, corrugated tubing, structural duct work, and specialized film products.

Technical Data

Typical Property Data (ASTM / ISO Standards)

Property	Test Method	Unit	Typical Value
Nominal Melting Point	ASTM D3418	°C (°F)	255–280 (491–536)
Flow Rate	ASTM D3159	g/10 min	6
Tensile Strength (23 °C / 73 °F)	ASTM D638	MPa (psi)	40 (6,000)
Specific Gravity	ASTM D792	—	1.7

Processing & Safety Guidelines

Processing Excellence & Safe Handling

Processing Guidelines

→Processed via conventional melt-extrusion, injection, compression, transfer, and blow-molding.
→Use corrosion-resistant metals with long extruder barrels to heat the resin to approximately 340 °C (640 °F).

Safety & Handling Precautions

→Open and use containers only in well-ventilated areas using local exhaust ventilation (LEV).
→Avoid tobacco contamination to prevent polymer fume fever symptoms.