PTFE teflon cloth
Product Details:
| Product | Teflon cloth , PTFE Fabrics , Industrial Teflon Sheets ( Non Adhesive ) |
| Teflon cloth Thickness |
4 Mil (white/Brown) , 5 Mil ( Brown/ White ) , 8 Mil Brown , 10 Mil Cream , 22 Mil Brown |
| Tape Width |
18mm, 24mm, 48mm up to 1000mm or 1 Meter |
| Tape Length | 10 Meter and 50 Meter Roll |
| Key Features: | Heat Resistant, Antistatic, Non-Stick Surface , Chemical Resistance |
| Temprature & adhesive Type | Silicon High Temparture Adhesive up to 260°C (500°F). |
| Color | Brown, White & Black |
| Application |
Heat Sealing and Packaging , Lamination Processes:, Food Processing: Textile Industry, Electrical Insulation, |
PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) Teflon cloth is highly valued in industrial applications due to its exceptional chemical resistance, heat resistance, and non-stick properties. Here’s how each thickness is commonly utilized, particularly emphasizing its chemical and heat resistance properties:
4 mil Thickness:
- Heat Sealing: Used in heat sealing applications where a non-stick surface is crucial to prevent sticking of materials during the sealing process. It ensures clean and smooth seals without adhesive residue.
5 mil Thickness:
- Pouch Sealing: Ideal for pouch sealing machines where it acts as a non-stick barrier between the heating elements and the pouch material. It facilitates consistent and reliable sealing without material adherence.
8 mil Thickness:
- Heat Transfer: Used in heat transfer applications such as heat presses where durability and a non-stick surface are essential. It withstands high temperatures and ensures efficient heat transfer without sticking.
10 mil Thickness:
- Release Liners: Commonly used as release liners in composite molding and manufacturing processes. It allows easy release of molded parts from molds due to its non-stick properties and durability.
18 mil and 22 mil Thicknesses:
- Industrial Gaskets: These thicker versions are extensively used for manufacturing industrial gaskets. They provide excellent sealing properties, withstand high pressures and temperatures, and resist chemical exposure effectively.
Chemical Resistance:
- PTFE Teflon cloth exhibits outstanding resistance to a wide range of chemicals, acids, bases, and solvents. This makes it suitable for applications where exposure to aggressive chemicals is common, such as in chemical processing plants and laboratories.
Heat Resistance:
- It has excellent heat resistance capabilities, withstanding continuous operating temperatures up to 500°F (260°C) and higher intermittent temperatures depending on the specific grade and thickness. This makes it suitable for high-temperature applications such as heat sealing and gasket manufacturing.
Additional Usages:
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Food Processing: Used in food processing equipment due to its non-toxicity, FDA compliance, and ability to withstand high temperatures. It is used for conveyor belts, baking sheets, and sealing applications in food packaging.
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Packaging: Utilized in packaging machinery for heat sealing applications to ensure efficient and reliable sealing of packages without sticking or residue.
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Textile Industry: Applied in textile printing and dyeing processes for conveyor belts and release sheets, ensuring smooth handling of fabrics and preventing sticking during processing.
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Automotive: Used in automotive manufacturing for gaskets and seals due to its resilience to heat, oils, and fluids, ensuring reliable performance in engine and transmission applications.
When choosing PTFE Teflon cloth for industrial applications, consider the specific requirements of your application such as temperature range, chemical exposure, mechanical stresses, and durability to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the material in your specific application.
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