ptfe molded rods

Hansa PTFE Molded Rods

PTFE Molded Rods

PTFE molded rods are manufactured using compression molding technique. The process involves selecting high-grade PTFE material, preheating, molding, and subjecting to the sintering process producing molded PTFE rods.

Ordinarily, it is virtually impossible to use a normal injection molding process to make PTFE molded rods since polytetrafluoroethylene material will “not flow”.

PTFE Teflon Molded Rods Supplier in China

Molding PTFE rods does not alter the inherent properties of polytetrafluoroethylene. The PTEF molded rods are:

  • Thermal resistant with working temperature between -400 and +550°F
  • Chemically inert
  • Have non-stick property
  • Offer better insulation

Depending on application requirements, you may choose virgin PTFE molded rods or filled PTFE molded rods.

Molded PTFE Rods Use

In most cases, the PTFE molded rods are machining stock where you process the PTFE rods further to make other parts. The parts may include gaskets, rollers, bearings, washers, seals, and machine parts.

SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 2.16-2.19 g/cm3
TENSILE STRENGTH: 30±3 Mpa
ELONGATION: 350±50 %
BULK DENSITY: —— g/l
HARDNESS: 54-60 shore D
FLOW-ABILITY: —— sec/50g
AVE.PARTICLE SIZE: 25 micron
SHRINKAGE: 2.2-3.6 %
PRESSURE 350 kg/cm2
MAX SINTERING TEM. 380
Outer Diameter 12mm–1070mm
Height 100mm-300mm

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  • “HANSA has been a reliable partner for our projects for more than two years. Their products are consistent in quality, and their team is helpful when we need material recommendations or customized solutions. Communication is straightforward, and they always work hard to meet our requirements.”
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