We are offering ptfe tubing. Description:
the evolution of poly tetra fluoro ethylene (ptfe) from a niche product used only in high-value applications to a mainstream requirement has been very gradual. However, over the past two decades ptfe tube usage seems to have crossed a critical mass, allowing it to become commercially viable in industrial, consumer and medical applications. Ptfe tubing is now emerging as the key growth area.
The use of ptfe tubing has spread across various applications including automotive, chemical, electrical medical.
In automotive applications: the ability of ptfe to withstand temperatures in excess of 250oc makes it an ideal candidate for high temperature fluid transfer.
In medical applications: ptfe tubing is in huge demand due to its lubricity and chemical inertness. Catheters employing ptfe tubing can be inserted into the human body without fear of reaction or abrasion with any body parts.
In chemical applications including laboratories: ptfe is an ideal replacement for glass due to its inertness and durability.
In electrical applications: the excellent dielectric properties of virgin ptfe make it well suited for insulating high voltage cables.
Size:
ptfe tubes are available in as small as 1mm in inner diameter with having wall thickness from 0.8mm to 3mm, and 28mm in outer diameter.

We are offering ptfe tubing. Description:
the evolution of poly tetra fluoro ethylene (ptfe) from a niche product used only in high-value applications to a mainstream requirement has been very gradual. However, over the past two decades ptfe tube usage seems to have crossed a critical mass, allowing it to become commercially viable in industrial, consumer and medical applications. Ptfe tubing is now emerging as the key growth area.
The use of ptfe tubing has spread across various applications including automotive, chemical, electrical medical.
In automotive applications: the ability of ptfe to withstand temperatures in excess of 250oc makes it an ideal candidate for high temperature fluid transfer.
In medical applications: ptfe tubing is in huge demand due to its lubricity and chemical inertness. Catheters employing ptfe tubing can be inserted into the human body without fear of reaction or abrasion with any body parts.
In chemical applications including laboratories: ptfe is an ideal replacement for glass due to its inertness and durability.
In electrical applications: the excellent dielectric properties of virgin ptfe make it well suited for insulating high voltage cables.
Size:
ptfe tubes are available in as small as 1mm in inner diameter with having wall thickness from 0.8mm to 3mm, and 28mm in outer diameter.