Product Description
Perfluoroalkoxy (PFA), widely known as meltable polytetrafluoroethylene, is a copolymer created through the combination of tetrafluoroethylene and perfluoroalkyl vinyl oxide.
It possesses excellent chemical stability, insulation performance, aging resistance, and an extremely low friction coefficient, making it a top-notch material in many industrial fields.
Its uniqueness lies in the ability to be processed using conventional thermoplastic molding processes, such as extrusion, blow molding, and injection molding, offering high versatility and manufacturing convenience.
Product Application
With its outstanding properties, this material is suitable for a series of demanding applications.
It is widely used to manufacture linings and components for chemical equipment such as reaction vessels, pipelines, and valves. Its chemical resistance ensures the durability and reliability of the equipment.
During the product processing cycle, it is an ideal material for pipes, pump bodies, and valves involved in transporting high-purity chemicals.
Its precision and durability are crucial for manufacturing components of precision instruments, such as seals, bearings, etc. Packaging
Packaging Method
The products are packaged in bags to ensure safety during storage and transportation.
We understand that customers have different packaging needs, so we offer customization options to meet your specific requirements and ensure the products arrive in perfect condition.
Technical Indicators
To meet different industrial needs, we offer a variety of PFA products.
For general industrial applications, the SHCF602 and SHCF - 610 models are available, offering excellent performance and reliability.
For semiconductor applications, the SHCF602S and SHCF610S models ensure high purity and precision, meeting the stringent requirements of this critical field. Our product keeps pace with Daikin's products in terms of quality, being of high quality.
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