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ROMEOVILLE, Illinois - Formerra, a distributor of engineered materials, has signed an agreement with Syensqo to distribute Solef Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) materials in North America, according to a press release issued Tuesday.
The agreement expands Formerra’s portfolio of high-performance materials, adding a polymer known for its chemical resistance and flexibility. PVDF is used in chemical processing, healthcare, and automotive applications.
"With this new agreement, Formerra will be able to support customers across multiple markets with the materials they need to meet demanding application requirements," said Bob Long, Business Development Manager at Formerra.
The Solef PVDF material offers heat resistance with continuous use temperatures up to 150°C (302°F) and bursting pressures of up to 139 bar at room temperature. It also features chemical purity that meets semiconductor industry specifications and combines strength with flexibility, according to technical specifications cited in the announcement.
Rose Catherin, Sales Director Americas at Syensqo Specialty Polymers, said the company selected Formerra as its distribution partner because of their "technical and commercial reach" and "long-standing presence in critical markets."
Formerra connects polymer producers with manufacturers across healthcare, consumer, industrial, and mobility markets. The company provides technical guidance and supply chain expertise to support material selection and application development.
The financial terms of the distribution agreement were not disclosed in the press release.
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