PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), often known as Teflon, is well know for its low surface coefficient which makes it ideal for many industrial and medical applications. Along with its high chemical resistance, PTFE is very thermal stable. It can also be produced in filled grades, like glass or carbon, to improve its mechanical properties.
Material of Choice for Challenging Environments
PTFE’s unique combination of properties, including its low surface coefficient and thermal stability, makes it ideal for applications where resistance to harsh conditions is critical. Its ability to be produced in filled grades, like glass or carbon, enhances its mechanical properties, further extending its usability.
Versatile and Robust for Diverse Industries
Low Surface Coefficient: Ideal for applications requiring minimal friction.
High Chemical Resistance: Suitable for environments with exposure to harsh chemicals.
Thermal Stability: Maintains integrity in high-temperature settings.
