Our materials
- Laminates are reinforced PTFE, consisting of a PTFE film or plate on the one hand and a substrate on the other. PTFE foils are available in a wide range of thicknesses and widths.
- The laminate layers of material are firmly bonded to each other. Possible substrates include fabrics, fibers, or knitted fabrics as well as films.
- They consist, for example, of glass, metal, ceramics, elastomers, or high-performance polymers. The structure may comprise two or more layers, and constructions with up to 7 layers are not uncommon.
When modified PTFE is used as a film material, these properties are enhanced further by:
- Polymer structure with higher density and fewer pores
- Lower permeability
- Better weldability
Key benefits
- Outstanding resistance to a wide range of chemicals
- Very broad functional temperature range, only limited at the upper end by resistance of the adhesive used
- Very good antiadhesive properties
- Dimensional stability and resistance to stress cracking
- No embrittlement, no ageing
- Customerspecific availablility – etched on one side, pre-treated for bonding or as laminate
Application areas
- Linings in electrolyser plant engineering
- Container linings and linings of pipes
- Components for electrical and electronic applications
- Diaphragms in pump, valve or sensor construction
Available standard dimensions
Foils made of Polytetraflon™-PTFE
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