PTFE Plastic

Reinforced with 25% glass fiber, this PTFE grade offers reduced deformation under load and improved dimensional stability across a wide temperature range. It's commonly used in bushings, piston rings, and valve seats where pressure, wear, and thermal expansion need to be controlled—especially in process systems and pumps.

Designed for dynamic sealing, this PTFE blend offers superior wear resistance with low gas permeability. It performs well in rotary and reciprocating seals, bearing strips, and packing rings. Its self-lubricating properties are ideal for sliding contact against metal or ceramic in demanding, abrasive environments.

Mechanical-grade PTFE delivers the benefits of low friction, chemical resistance, and temperature tolerance at a more economical price point. Suitable for non-critical seals, insulators, and wear components in chemical handling and light industrial equipment, where purity is not a priority but performance still matters.

This pure, unmodified PTFE is known for its outstanding chemical resistance, dielectric strength, and wide operating temperature range. It’s used in high-purity gaskets, bellows, and seals across pharmaceutical, chemical, and clean energy systems—where zero contamination and long service life are essential.

Etched on one surface for bonding, this grade allows PTFE to be securely adhered to metals and other substrates. It’s frequently used to line tanks, hoods, and flanges in corrosive chemical environments, offering long-term durability in bonded applications.

Dual-surface etching enables this material to bond to both sides, making it ideal for composite assemblies or adhesive-backed lining systems. It’s selected for filter plates, flexible expansion joints, and dual-facing barriers where both chemical resistance and adhesion are critical.