Teflon Rod

PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), commonly known as "plastic king," F4, or Teflon, is made from suspended polytetrafluoroethylene resin through molding and can be made into sheets, turned films, and pipes. It can be pressed and extruded. It can be mixed with graphite and other materials to produce plates, rods, packing, ropes, and raw materials tape. Characteristics: It has a very wide operating temperature range (from -200 degrees Celsius to +260 degrees Celsius). It is generally resistant to all chemical substances except for some fluorides and alkali metal liquids. It exhibits excellent mechanical properties, including aging resistance, particularly in bending and swinging applications. Outstanding flame retardancy (meets ASTM-D635 and D470 testing procedures, classified as a flame-retardant material in the air). Excellent insulation properties (regardless of frequency and temperature). Extremely low water absorption rate and possesses a series of unique properties such as self-lubrication and non-stickiness. Applications: Seals/gaskets, ring materials, wear-resistant plates/seats, insulating parts, corrosive-resistant industries, mechanical components, linings, oil and gas, petrochemical industry, chemical industry, instrument equipment manufacturers, etc. Specifications: Special sizes can be customized. Sheets: Thickness * Width = 0.3 ~ 1.5mm x 300mm; Thickness * Width = 2 ~ 60mm x 600mm x 600mm; Rods: Diameter: 6 ~ 200mm x 200mm / 1000mm Colors: White/Black Main applications in industries include: - Sound insulation barriers for highways and urban elevated roads; - Agricultural greenhouses and breeding sheds; - Modern ecological restaurant ceilings; - Bicycle sheds, balcony sunshades, rain awnings, and rooftop resting pavilions in all units or communities; - Skylights for office buildings, department stores, hotels, villas, schools, hospitals, sports venues, entertainment centers, and public facilities. Other primary application industries: - Landscaping, amusement venues, and distinctive decoration and resting places' pavilions; - Interior and exterior decoration for commercial buildings, modern city's curtain walls; - Transparent containers for aviation, motorcycle windshields, trains, ships, cars, speedboats, submarines, and glass shields for military and police; - Telephone booths, advertising billboards, lightbox advertisements, and exhibition arrangements; - Instruments, meters, low and high voltage switch cabinet panels, and military industries; - Wall, ceiling, screens, and other indoor decorative materials.