Expanded PTFE vs PTFE: What’s the difference?

We all know PTFE, the grandfather of fluoroplastics, but what is expanded PTFE? Also known as ePTFE, expanded PTFE is the microporous version of PTFE. ePTFE enjoys similar properties to PTFE and is perfect for any applications that require a permeable PTFE material.PTFE unique properties:

How to Select Valve Gaskets

Commonly used gaskets include non-metallic gaskets, semi-metallic gaskets, and metallic gaskets.

High-performance Sealing: Pure Graphite PTFE Packing

Pure Graphite PTFE Packing is a high-performance sealing material that combines the exceptional chemical resistance and low friction properties of PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) with the outstanding thermal conductivity and self-lubricating capabilities of pure expanded graphite. Engineered through an advanced composite manufacturing process, this material delivers superior sealing reliability for dynamic and static applications under extreme conditions, including high temperatures, aggressive chemicals, and high-pressure environments. It is widely used in pumps, valves, mixers, and reactors across industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and power generation.

POM--High-performance engineering plastics

POM is a highly crystalline thermoplastic engineering plastic, which is favored for its high strength, high rigidity, wear resistance and low friction. It is widely used in machinery manufacturing, automobile industry, electronic appliances, medical equipment and other fields, and is known as the "metal in plastic".

About Hypalon rubber sheet

Chlorosulfonated polyethylene rubber sheet, also known as Hypalon rubber sheet. It's known for exceptional resistance to chemicals,weathering, and UV resistance. It has an excellent mechanical & good abrasion properties even without reinforcing filters and hasreasonable resilience in grades over 60°shore A. It displays good resistance to heat, ozone, oil and weathering and also gives good adhesion to metal. The recommended operating temperature range is between-40C to +125℃.

Nylon Sheet

Nylon, a synthetic polyamide engineering plastic, is widely used in various industries due to its excellent physical properties, wear resistance and chemical resistance, especially in the automotive, electronics, electrical, textile and industrial manufacturing fields. Since it was first developed by DuPont in the 1930s, Nylon has become one of the most important plastics in the world. Its characteristics include high strength, good elasticity, heat resistance, and strong chemical resistance, making it an indispensable basic material in modern technology and daily necessities.