Polytetrafluoroethylene is the short term of PTFE of our PTFE rods, which are the small components of machines, vehicles and allied materials. These allow the structures to function smoothly under numerous tough environments. CaF2 and fluorspar are the main material, which is derived from anhydrous hydrofluoric, to make these rods. The tetrafluoroethylene is fractioned and washed to expel numerous fluorocarbons and hydrochloric acid that is produced amid the pyrolysis procedure. In addition, the purified tetrafluoroethylene is polymerized in autoclaves with a liquid solution of peroxy catalyst or ammonium persulfate to make rigid and functional Polytetrafluoroethylene rods. The reaction of PTFE is exothermic and rapid; therefore, conditions should be carefully monitored. These rods have dimensional accuracy and orifices for correct attachment on machines. They significantly improve the working life while being resistant against chemicals, acids, water, oils, and more factors.
Key Features:- Permit machines to function seamlessly
- Has fluorspar and CaF2 material
- Effectively obtained from an anhydrous hydrofluoric solution
- Exothermic, rigid, rapid and highly functional