Fluoropolymer coating, which is also called release coating, is an extremely important product for manufacturers in myriad industries, including (but not limited to) the aerospace industry, the automotive industry, the medical industry, and even the cookware industry.
Why is fluoropolymer coating so popular? Because of its many useful properties, of course! Fluoropolymer coating is extremely durable, highly corrosion resistant, and able to withstand extreme temperatures. However, the thing it is most known for is its nonstick and friction reduction properties.
To understand how fluoropolymer coating works, we need to understand what it is. Let’s start with the basics— fluoropolymer coating is made of a specific type of polymer. A polymer is a chemical compound (which can be naturally occurring or synthetic) made up of long, repeating chains that are bonded together. Fluoropolymer specifically is made of chains of fluorocarbons, which are compounds made up entirely of fluorine and carbon.
The fluorine in fluoropolymer coating is largely responsible for its most famous attributes, because it is electrically negative. The fluorine’s electrically negative charge makes it very difficult for the fluoropolymer to bond with other materials. In practice, this results in friction reduction and the nonstick properties release coating is most known for.
Fluoropolymer coating’s other useful characteristics (like corrosion resistance, chemical resistance, and overall durability) are also directly related to the relative atomic structures of fluorine and carbon, and the specific way in which they bond when they form fluoropolymer.
So, there you have it; fluoropolymer coating works because of the interaction between the elements it’s made of.
The coating system consists of fluoropolymer resin along with binder resins, solvent, pigments and additives.
The fluoropolymer coating market has grown rapidly during the past few years and this trend is expected to continue in the next five years.Browse 87 market data tables and 55 figures spread through 165 pages and in-depth TOC on “Fluoropolymer Coating Market”.Request report sample @ https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/requestsampleNew.asp?id=54320875The growth is mainly driven by the increasing demand in the Asia-Pacific region.
Asia-Pacific is the biggest market followed by Europe and North America, which together accounted for more than 90.0% market share in 2013.
The European market is comparatively mature with a consumption growth rate well below the average market growth.
PVDF coatings have been widely accepted in building & construction industry because of low maintenance cost, gloss and color retention and stain resistance properties.
PVDF coatings also possess excellent coating tensile strength and elongation, which enables them to bent and roll without causing damage to the coating or loss of protection to the metal substrate.Download PDF Brochure @ https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownloadNew.asp?id=54320875Building & construction is projected to be the fastest-growing end-user segment followed by electrical & electronics between 2014 and 2019.
