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TUBING & ROD
PTFE Tubing & Rod Products
High-performance fluoropolymer for demanding environments
PTFE is used in applications where materials are exposed to aggressive chemicals, elevated temperatures and critical operating conditions. It provides a stable, inert barrier where reliability and consistency are essential.
Why PTFE is used
- Chemically inert across a wide range of aggressive media
- Maintains performance at elevated temperatures
- Low friction surface reduces wear and build-up
- Electrically insulating and non-conductive
- Stable in harsh environmental conditions
What is PTFE?
PTFE is a fully fluorinated polymer known for its exceptional chemical resistance, high temperature stability and low friction surface. It is widely used where other materials would degrade, contaminate or fail over time.
Key Properties
- Outstanding resistance to a wide range of chemicals
- High temperature capability in continuous use
- Very low coefficient of friction
- Excellent electrical insulation properties
- Non-stick surface behaviour
- Strong resistance to UV and environmental exposure
Where is PTFE used?
PTFE is typically selected for applications where performance is driven by environment rather than cost.
- Chemical processing and handling systems
- Semiconductor and cleanroom environments
- Medical and laboratory equipment
- Food and pharmaceutical processing
- Electrical insulation and cable protection
Forms and Capabilities
PTFE can be supplied and processed in a range of formats depending on the application requirements.
Chemical Resistance
PTFE provides near-universal resistance to most industrial chemicals, making it suitable for highly aggressive environments. Performance will depend on operating conditions such as temperature, pressure and exposure duration.
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