PTFE Polymer
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The Impact of Fluoropolymers on the Medical Device Industry
The impressive growth of the medical device, biomedical and healthcare industries over the past 15 years continues unabated even as materials such as fluoropolymers are meeting the increasingly challenging demand for new products and procedures. In general, fluoropolymers are progressively...Read more -
polymer PTFE/FEP vs UHMW Maching
UHMW is ultra high molecular weight (UHMW) polyethylene bar that has exceptionally high abrasion and impact resistance properties. It will outwear all other materials, including metals, nylons, urethanes and fluoroplastics. In corrosion resistance, it has the same qualities of other polyethylene ...Read more -
Physical & Mechanical Properties of Filled PTFE
PTFE is available in many different Grades as Virgin PTFE, Chemically Modified PTFE, Carbon Filled PTFE, Glass Filed PTFE, Carbon / Coke Filled PTFE, Graphite Filled PTFE, Bronze Filled PTFE, Bronze + Molybdenum Disulphide Filled PTFE, Aluminum Oxide Filled PTFE, Calcium Fluoride Filled PTFE, Sta...Read more -
How to use PTFE tape
polymer tape is a specialized type of tape used in plumbing to seal connections thoroughly, ensuring that pipes will not leak. This tape is also referred to as poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE) tape, with polymer being a trademark of the DuPont company. PTFE is a very interesting substance....Read more -
Molding method for PTFE by mould pressing
The crystallization melting point of PTFE is 327℃, but the resin cannot be in the melting state until it is above 380℃, and the melt viscosity is as high as 1 010 Pa*S. In addition, PTFE has strong solvent resistance. Therefore, it can neither melt processing method, can not be dissolved processi...Read more -
PFOA and PTFE Cookware – About Your Health
The debate about nonstick cookware doesn’t contest its convenience or ease of use. It concerns itself with whether two compounds: PFOA and PTFE are safe, especially when used as cooking surfaces. There are a number of responses to this issue, depending on how extensively the potential harm of the...Read more
