Simplistic answer would be that Teflon (a brand name) or PTFE, (polytetrafluoroethylene) -as most polymers- is not toxic, since they can’t be absorbed by our system. They just pass our gastrointestinal tract. Obviously i...
After the PTFE tape is baked at a high temperature, there will be residual glue, glue overflow, etc., through the touch or close observation, there will be tiny residues, which have a great impact on production. This phe...
In a world full of acronyms, trade names and technical jargon, it can be hard to know what’s what sometimes. If you’re wondering what the difference is between PTFE and Teflon, and who would win between Teflon vs PTFE, l...
The utilization rate of Teflon tape is directly related to the life of Teflon tape. If properly used and properly maintained, the utilization rate of Teflon tape must be very high. The biggest feature of Teflon tape is h...
Ok this is a very deep topic and there is a trillion dollar industry (maybe more!) revolving around this question. There are three major factors influencing sticky behavior. 1- Surface Area 2-Surface Energy 3-Chemical st...
PTFE Water Tape is a fluorocarbon solid consisting of carbon and fluorine. It has water repellent qualities, as well as low coefficient of friction against solids. It is best known by its brand name Teflon. It is commonl...
