Piezotech^® Materials

Arkema produces and markets electroactive polymers Piezotech®, in the form of powders, inks or films. These smart materials exhibit outstanding piezoelectric, pyroelectric, electrostrictive, or electrocaloric properties and can be processed with standard printing technologies.

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Piezotech^® FC

Piezotech® FC is a range of P(VDF-TrFE) fluorinated copolymers. These semi-crystralline polymers are piezoelectric, pyroelectric, and ferroelectric.

Piezotech® FC copolymers are an excellent choice for sensors, energy harvesting, actuators, speakers, ferroelectric memories.

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Piezotech^® RT

Piezotech® RT is a range of P(VDF-TrFE-CTFE) and P(VDF-TrFE-CFE) terpolymers. These terpolymers exhibit remarkable high-k, electrostrictive, and electrocaloric properties.

Piezotech® RT terpolymers are particularly advantageous for high-k dielectrics in OTFT, actuators, and electrocaloric devices.

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On behalf of our Arkema Group

We send our warmest best wishes to all of you!🎉
💪We start this new year with the same determination to create innovative materials for a more sustainable world!
🌱 Together, let's make 2023 a source of innovation and positive change for the environment. That's what we at Arkema want for you and the planet.

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LOPEC 2023

March 1–2, 2023
Come to discover our electroactive polymers range Piezotech® at LOPEC in Munich. LOPEC—short for Large-area, Organic and Printed Electronics Convention—is the leading international platform in the field of printed electronics . Year after year, it brings together leading players from application to research from all continents in the high-tech capital of Munich.

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Our electroactive polymers showcased in journal SCIENCE

Relaxor ferroelectric polymer exhibits ultrahigh electromechanical coupling at low electric field.

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Arkema’s INNOVATIVE WITH, sheds light on electroactive polymers

Smart floors, fully touch-sensitive automative dashboards, connected clothing, paper-based electronic devices for biological tests. These applications are already possible thanks to Arkema’s electroactive and piezoelectric polymers.