PVDF Screws for HCl (hydrochloric acid)

Q: Am I right in understanding that polymer fasteners are chemically resistant? I know they are not nearly as strong or temperature resistant as a metal, but our temperatures are ambient so would this work for me?

A: For HCl, you would want to consider PVDF polymer fasteners. These are relatively strong polymers and very corrosion resistant. They will be fine in the HCl environment, its just a matter if they are strong enough for your application. To be honest, I am not sure if they will be more economic than the C276. It will depend on the sizes you need. Here is some info on PVDF:

https://www.specialfastenersbolt.com/pvdf-kynar-fasteners.html

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