PTFE Tubes

If your temperature requirements range up to 500º F (260º C), PTFE Tubing (Poly Tetra Fluoro Ethylene) is the recommended choice. It resists “melt-off” by soldering irons when making terminations. Because of its excellent dielectric properties, it is widely used in electronics and electrical service. Another key advantage of PTFE tubes or Teflon Tubes,as they have excellent non-stick properties that allow the transport of materials with minimal fluid resistance. Please do be aware, however, that PTFE reacts with fluorine, molten sodium hydroxide and molten alkali metals.PTFE Tubes are also known as Teflon Tubes.

We have a full line of extruded PTFE tubes or Teflon Tubes are used for protecting wiring or transporting fluids in critical applications. PTFE Tubing comes in various configurations as well as custom designs. PTFE Tubing outperforms glass and graphite by its inherent superior chemical resistivity and low coefficient of friction, making it an ideal material for fluid transfers.

PTFE tubes or Teflon Tubes are widely used with virtually all industrial solvents, chemicals, and corrosive materials, and can be used in processes at elevated temperatures. It can be steam sterilized without effecting its physical properties, such as surface hardness, elongation, flex life or deformation under load. PTFE Tubes are normally translucent white in color, however, the degree of whiteness varies from lot to lot, and with dimensional wall thickness. Colored Teflon tubes are also available and are generally used to simplify tube routing during system installations.

• Non-stick properties
• Temperature resistance up to 260º C (500º F)
• Aging resistance
• Can be steam or chemically sterilized in-line
• Superior chemical resistivity and low coefficient of friction

• Aerospace &Transportation Technology
• Electronics, Components & Insulators
• Chemical & Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
• Food Processing, Environmental Sciences
• Air Sampling
• Fluid Transfer Devices
• Water Processing Systems