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PTFE skived sheets are usually made by slicing molded PTFE plates into thin sheets using a turning machine. What we often see are the sheets rolled up for easy handling and storage.

Molded PTFE sheets are made by compressing PTFE resin powder in a mold under controlled pressure, then sintering it at high temperatures to form a solid, durable sheet.

Glossy high-temperature fabric has a special coating on the surface that makes it non-stick, smoother, and low-friction

Rough-surface high-temperature fabric retains its woven texture, providing better grip and higher friction.

The surface of the PTFE sheet is treated with a sodium etching process, which makes it rougher and easier to bond with other materials.

PTFE resin powder is poured into a mold, then compressed using a hydraulic press. After that, it’s sintered at high temperatures to set its shape. The finished product is usually short and thick.

An extrusion aid is added to the PTFE raw material, which is then pushed through a screw extruder and continuously forced out through a mold. After sintering and cooling to set the shape, the final products are usually long and thin.

A paste extrusion process is typically used, resulting in products with a smoother surface, smaller diameter, and better flexibility.

Place the PTFE resin into a tubular mold for cold pressing, then fuse it through high-temperature sintering, and finally cool it down to form the final shape.

Extruded from a specific mold to form continuous profiles, the product is relatively slender and elongated.

Pressure is applied using a plunger, producing a slender, strip-shaped product that can be bent into coils.

With an inner diameter of 0.3–1 mm and high dimensional accuracy, it falls under the category of micro tubing.

Combines the corrosion resistance of PTFE with the flexibility and expandability of a corrugated tube.

A high-performance tube composed of an inner PTFE layer and an outer stainless steel braided layer, where the stainless steel provides pressure resistance and impact protection.

This is a type of chemical packing material, improved from the traditional Raschig ring design to allow better use of the inner surface area.

Made from woven PTFE material, it’s mainly used in equipment with rotating or reciprocating motion and is a common material in industrial sealing applications.

It’s a common sealing material in industrial applications, used to fill gaps between mating surfaces of equipment and provide a barrier to prevent leakage.