Hot New Products Teflon Roll - 3m PTFE Film Tape – SuKo
Hot New Products Teflon Roll - 3m PTFE Film Tape – SuKo Detail:
PTFE plastic sheet comes in a roll in the .005 – .020 thickness. If you order more than 1 pc, it will be cut from a roll. In thicknesses greater than .020, we stock a 48 x 48 and cut to the increments you see listed. From these sizes, ANY size can be cut or machined!
PTFE has the highest melting point and is capable of continued service at 500F(260 C). FEP is a melt processible resin capable of continued service at 400F(204 C). PTFE products are used as gasket and packing materials in chemical processing equipment; as electrical insulation for maximum reliabillity; and in bearings, seals, piston rings and other mechanical applications, especially those requiring anti-stick characteristics. PTFE has excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties. And, it has a low coefficient of friction. It is difficult to make anything adhere to PTFE. A material may stick to it, but the material can be peeled off or rubbed off.
Item specifics:
Width: 3/4″ Shape: Continuous Roll Tensile Strength: 19 lb./in. Material: Extruded Silicone Free PTFEAdhesion Strength: 48 oz./in. Color: BrownPerformance Temp.: 40 Degrees to 350 Degrees F Length: 5 yd.Adhesive: Rubber Thickness: 4 milRolls/Case: 10
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We're proud from the higher client fulfillment and wide acceptance due to our persistent pursuit of high quality both on product and service for Hot New Products Teflon Roll - 3m PTFE Film Tape – SuKo , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Mali, Iceland, Dominica, Now we have a dedicated and aggressive sales team, and many branches, catering to our main customers. We have been looking for long-term business partnerships, and ensure our suppliers that they will undoubtedly benefit in both short and long run.
By Lydia from Detroit - 2017.08.16 13:39
Hope that the company could stick to the enterprise spirit of "Quality, Efficiency, Innovation and Integrity", it will be better and better in the future.
By Cheryl from Cape Town - 2017.01.28 18:53