Glass Filled PTFE Sheet

Name: Glass Filled PTFE Sheet
Brand: KUMAR ENTERPRISE
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Glass Filled PTFE Sheet Specification

Type
Glass Filled PTFE Sheet

Material
PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) with Glass Filler

Density
2.3 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Corrosion Protection
Excellent

Thickness
1 mm to 50 mm

Melting Point
327C

Size
Customized / Standard Sizes Available

Glass Filled PTFE Sheet Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

FOB Port
Mumbai

Payment Terms
Cash on Delivery (COD), Western Union, Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Glass Filled PTFE Sheet

We are supplying and trading many range of Glass Filled PTFE Sheet.Top notch quality glass filled PTFE sheet is being supplied here at Kumar Enterprise. For pans and other kitchenware, it can be used as a non-stick coating. This product can serve as a material for electrical insulation. Because of its low friction characteristics, it is utilised in the aerospace and automotive industries. Additionally, our offering can be utilised in the production of polymers and chemicals. The polymer is typically used in situations where stronger materials and greater attrition resistance are needed. Glass filled PTFE sheet is best suitable for valve seats, gaskets, pump housings, shaft seals, and bearings that operate at low PV (pressure/velocity) values.

Exceptional Durability and Chemical Resistance

The inclusion of glass filler significantly elevates the PTFE sheets mechanical strength and maintains outstanding resistance to corrosive chemicals. This ensures longevity in aggressive environments, making it a preferred choice for industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and food manufacturing.

Customizable Dimensions and Versatile Thickness Options

Glass Filled PTFE Sheets can be manufactured in thicknesses ranging from 1 mm to 50 mm and cut to standard or customized sizes to meet specific project requirements. This adaptability ensures optimal performance in diverse applications, from lining tanks to constructing gaskets and seals.

FAQs of Glass Filled PTFE Sheet:

Q: How is the glass filler percentage in PTFE sheets determined and what effect does it have?

A: The glass filler percentage, ranging from 5% to 25% by weight, is specified during manufacturing to achieve the desired balance between mechanical strength and flexibility. Higher glass content generally increases hardness and dimensional stability, while still preserving the non-stick and chemical-resistant nature of PTFE.

Q: What are the benefits of using Glass Filled PTFE Sheets over standard PTFE sheets?

A: Glass Filled PTFE Sheets provide improved wear resistance, higher hardness (Shore D 5565), and superior dimensional stability. They also exhibit excellent corrosion protection, low water absorption (<0.01%), and can withstand temperatures up to 327C, making them ideal for more demanding industrial environments.

Q: Where can Glass Filled PTFE Sheets be used?

A: These sheets are widely used in sectors such as chemical processing, electronics, food handling, and pharmaceuticals. Common applications include lining tanks, fabricating gaskets, insulation for components, and creating parts requiring thermal resistance and high mechanical strength.

Q: What is the typical process for manufacturing Glass Filled PTFE Sheets?

A: The sheets are created by blending PTFE resin with a specified percentage of glass fiber filler, followed by molding and sintering at high temperatures. This process ensures a smooth finish, consistent density, and the desired hardness and mechanical properties.

Q: When should I choose a customized size or thickness for my application?

A: Customized sizes and thicknesses (1 mm to 50 mm) are available to suit specific project requirements. Opt for tailored dimensions when your application demands precise fitting, particular loading capacities, or unique sealing properties for greater operational efficiency.

Q: How does the low water absorption (<0.01%) benefit industrial applications?

A: Low water absorption ensures the material maintains its structural integrity and performance in humid or wet environments, preventing swelling, warping, or degradation that might compromise safety or effectiveness in applications like chemical tanks and seals.

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