PTFE (Teflon®) Polytetrafluoroethylene

PTFE has the highest operating temperature of all Fluoropolymers, and has excellent chemical resistance. PTFE has the lowest Coefficient of Friction of all plastics, and exhibits very good Dielectric properties. Its high ductility makes PTFE a great option for sealing applications.

PTFE is not melt processable, and must be produced using Compression Molding, Ram Extrusion, or Skiving methods. It can be easily compounded with a variety of fillers to enhance its performance characteristics.

What are the benefits of PTFE?
  • Unmatched Chemical Resistance
  • Toughness
  • High Temperature Range
  • Good performance in Steam
  • Good Wear Resistance
  • High Dielectric Strength
What are the typical applications of PTFE?

Valve Seats Seals

Spools Poppets

Pump Wear Rings Washers

Packing Rollers

Bushings Insulators

Connectors Scrapers

Nozzles Piston Rings

Abradable Shrouds Manifolds

Formulations of PTFE:

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PTFE Unfilled – Chemical resistance with High Purity

PTFE 10% Glass Filled– Higher Strength and Stiffness

PTFE 25% Glass Filled – Low Deformation under Load, better Thermal Stability

PTFE 10% Graphite Filled – Improved Wear Resistance, Thermal Stability

PTFE 20% Graphite Filled – Strength and Stability, Wear Resistance

PTFE 40% Bronze Filled– High Strength and Creep Resistance

PTFE 15% Carbon Filled- Improved Strength, good Wear Resistance

PTFE 25% Carbon Filled- Better Thermal Stability, very good Wear Resistance

Fluorosint® 207-Mica Filled Bearing Grade, very good Wear Resistance

Fluorosint® 500- Mica Filled, very low Deformation, superior Thermal Stability

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