PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
* The strength of the carbon-fluorine bond and high atomic weight give PTFE a number of extraordinary properties.
* Resistance to high temperatures: Physical properties of PTFE products in high temperature applications up to 260°C (500°F) and Continuous in applications down to -70°C (-95°F) It works as.
* Excellent resistance to corrosion and chemicals.
* Slippery and anti-sticking properties.
* Superior electrical properties. Over a wide frequency range, PTFE has high dielectric strength, low loss factor and very high It has surface resistance properties.
* PTFE can be produced as an electrical conductor with special techniques to be used as anti-static.
* Good mechanical properties: Excellent strength at low and high temperatures; It offers good resistance to strain and impacts.
* Total resistance to aging, moisture and UV rays.
* It is non-toxic and of high quality for use in the food industry.
Scope of application:
* Chemical
* Applications at high temperatures
* Food and drink
* Medical Devices
* Laboratory
* Tools
* Electrical Insulation
* Paint
* Medicine
* Automotive
* Motorcycle
* The strength of the carbon-fluorine bond and high atomic weight give PTFE a number of extraordinary properties.
* Resistance to high temperatures: Physical properties of PTFE products in high temperature applications up to 260°C (500°F) and Continuous in applications down to -70°C (-95°F) It works as.
* Excellent resistance to corrosion and chemicals.
* Slippery and anti-sticking properties.
* Superior electrical properties. Over a wide frequency range, PTFE has high dielectric strength, low loss factor and very high It has surface resistance properties.
* PTFE can be produced as an electrical conductor with special techniques to be used as anti-static.
* Good mechanical properties: Excellent strength at low and high temperatures; It offers good resistance to strain and impacts.
* Total resistance to aging, moisture and UV rays.
* It is non-toxic and of high quality for use in the food industry.
Scope of application:
* Chemical
* Applications at high temperatures
* Food and drink
* Medical Devices
* Laboratory
* Tools
* Electrical Insulation
* Paint
* Medicine
* Automotive
* Motorcycle