PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) is a high-performance polymer known for its exceptional chemical inertness and thermal stability. PTFE heat shrink tubing is made from PTFE material, and its outstanding characteristics include an extremely low coefficient of friction, high-temperature resistance, excellent electrical insulating properties, and chemical corrosion resistance.
Shrink Ratio: (1.7:1)&(2:1)&(4:1)
High-Temperature Resistance: PTFE heat shrink tubing remains stable in high-temperature environments, typically withstanding extreme temperature ranges, often exceeding 260°C (500°F).
Excellent Chemical Corrosion Resistance: PTFE material exhibits outstanding resistance to acids, alkalis, solvents, and other chemicals.
Electrical Insulating Performance: PTFE heat shrink tubing excels in electrical insulation, making it suitable for the protection of electronic components and cables.
Low Coefficient of Friction: PTFE offers excellent lubricating properties, making it useful for reducing friction and wear.
Reliable Protection: PTFE heat shrink tubing provides excellent protection against chemical corrosion, high temperatures, humidity, and other environmental factors.
Easy Installation: By heat shrinking, PTFE heat shrink tubing is easy to install and can conform to various shapes of objects.
Durability: Due to PTFE's durability, heat shrink tubing maintains stable performance during long-term use.
Versatility: PTFE heat shrink tubing is used in various applications in the electronics, aerospace, medical, and industrial fields.
GD-PTFE complies with RoHS, REACH, and FDA requirements.
GD-PTFE obtained UL/C-UL flame resistance certifications, meeting the VW-1 flame resistance rating.
PTFE heat shrink tubing finds wide-ranging applications in various fields, including but not limited to:
Electronics and Electrical Industry: Used for wire and cable insulation, connector protection, and more.
Medical Devices: Applied for insulation and protection of medical equipment.
Chemical Industry: Employed to protect pipelines, valves, and instrumentation from chemical corrosion.
Aerospace Sector: Used for insulation and protection in aerospace electronics and equipment.
FAQ:
PTFE Heat Shrink Tubing is made of materials such as PTFE and polyolefin, which have good elasticity and plasticity. When heated by a heat source, the internal materials will flow and uniformly adhere to the protected object. As the temperature increases, the PTFE heat shrink tubing will shrink and tightly wrap around the protected object, playing a protective and sealing role.
When using PTFE Heat Shrink Tubing, first place the protected object inside the tubing, and then use a heat source (such as a hot air gun or oven) to heat the PTFE heat shrink tubing, causing it to shrink and tightly wrap around the protected object. During the heating process, it is necessary to pay attention to controlling the temperature and time to avoid excessive heating causing damage or foaming of the pipes.
Yes, PTFE Heat Shrink Tubing has good high-temperature resistance and can be used in high-temperature environments. Its maximum operating temperature can reach 260 ℃ and it can maintain stable performance even in long-term high-temperature environments.
Compared with other types of pipes, PTFE Heat Shrink Tubing pipes have better heat resistance, electrical insulation, chemical stability, aging resistance and other advantages, and are more convenient to operate. In addition, its contraction ratio is large and fast, which can better adapt to various shapes of protected objects.
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