PTFE Sheet, Rod, Tube, & Film

PTFE, also known as polytetrafluoroethylene, is a high performance plastic with excellent electrical insulating properties and outstanding resistance to chemicals, high temperatures, and corrosion. PTFE is extremely weatherable and has high lubricity. Its properties make it ideal for use in the chemical, automotive, and aerospace industries for applications requiring a combination of high heat tolerance up to 500°F, chemical and corrosion resistance, and low friction properties.

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PTFE is used in a wide variety of products such as tubing, bearings, bushings, seals, insulation, and other applications that require excellent chemical resistance and great thermal and electrical insulation properties. PTFE is commonly found in cookware due to its non-stick properties and resistance to high temperatures.

PTFE is a soft fluoropolymer plastic with low friction properties and outstanding resistance to chemicals and high temperatures. It is thermally stable up to 500°F and has excellent electrical insulating characteristics.

Natural PTFE is FDA compliant and is an excellent choice for food manufacturing applications. PTFE under its brand name, Teflon™, is used as a coating for pans and cookware due to its resistance to corrosion and water as well as its non-stick properties. This fluoropolymer is chemically inert and has an has a upper service temperature of 500°F.

PTFE stands for PolyTetraFluoroEthylene, a soft, low friction fluoropolymer plastic with outstanding resistance to chemicals, high temperatures, and corrosion. It works well in both high heat and low friction applications due to its low friction properties and fantastic heat resistance. PTFE is also known by its trade name, Teflon™.

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