PTFE

Main Business Operations

Adhering to the research and development principle of "independent innovation," we are committed to achieving and ensuring every detail of research, design, and production in various industries, as well as the precision of the formulated solutions.

Concept Introduction 

PTFE is commonly referred to as "non-stick coating" or "easy-to-clean material." This material features resistance to acids and alkalis, as well as to various organic solvents, and is almost insoluble in all solvents. At the same time,PTFECharacterized by high-temperature resistance, it boasts a low friction coefficient, making it not only a lubricating agent but also an ideal coating for the inner layer of easily cleaned water pipes.

Primary Uses 

PTFEAvailable for compression or extrusion molding; also can be made into a water-dispersible liquid for coatings, impregnation, or fiber production.

PTFE plastic powderWidely used in industries such as atomic energy, aerospace, electronics, electrical, chemical, machinery, instruments, meters, construction, textiles, surface treatment of metals, medical, food, and metallurgical smelting, as high-temperature and low-temperature-resistant materials, corrosion-resistant materials, non-stick coatings, etc., making it an indispensable product.

Cautionary Notes 

As of October 27, 2017, a preliminary compilation for reference based on the list of carcinogens published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization.PTFEOn the list of 3 carcinogens. Note: The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) categorizes chemicals based on their carcinogenicity studies into four groups: Group 1, sufficient evidence of carcinogenicity to humans; Group 2A, limited evidence of carcinogenicity to humans, but sufficient evidence of carcinogenicity to animals; Group 2B, limited evidence of carcinogenicity to humans, and insufficient evidence of carcinogenicity to animals.