In 1942, polyvinyl fluoride was invented by DuPont, with the company being granted a US patent for its new material and process. In 1961, DuPont received the original registered trademark for Tedlar® PVF film and officially introduces it for commercial use.
Tedlar® film provides superior protection against the elements, high-traffic, and touch surfaces; it is chemically-inert, resistant to cleaning with harsh chemicals, to dirt, corrosion, the effects of prolonged exposure to UV radiation and does not support the growth of mold, mildew and other fungi.
Tedlar® is made in the United States and is available in a range of colors, including transparent.
Tedlar® PVF film products are available in an industry leading array of types, grades, colors and thicknesses.
The product line comprises of four basic product classes:
Tedlar® PVF film has a unique set of high performance properties:
√ Highly Inert and Chemically Resistant
√ UV & Weather Stability
√ Dirt and Stain Resistant
√ Cleanable, Disinfectant Resistant
√ Low smoke and low smoke toxicity
√ Highly flexible and formable
√ Does not support mold and mildew growth
√ Low gas and vapor permeability
√ Compatible with wide range of adhesives
Tedlar® PVF film is utilized in a number of demanding end use applications and markets.
