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Teflon® Industrial

Only DuPont makes Teflon®. To be sure you'll get the performance benefits available with DuPont fluoropolymers, specify them by name. Teflon® AF, FEP, NXT, PFA, and PTFE, as well as Tefzel® ETFE and Zonyl® PTFE, are all products that are part of the DuPont Fluoropolymers family.

 
Teflon® AF amorphous fluoropolymer

DuPont™ Teflon® AF is a family of amorphous fluoropolymers. These materials are similar to other amorphous polymers in optical clarity and mechanical properties, including strength, and are comparable to other fluoropolymers in their performance over a wide range of temperatures, in having excellent chemical resistance, and in having outstanding electrical properties.

 

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Teflon® FEP film

DuPont™  Teflon® FEP film is a transparent, thermoplastic film that can be heat sealed, thermoformed, vacuum formed, heat bonded, welded, metalized, laminated-combined with dozens of other materials, and can also be used as an excellent hot-melt adhesive.

 

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Teflon® NXT fluoropolymer resins

Manufacturing components of DuPont™ Teflon® is easier and more efficient than ever before, thanks to the high-strength welding and thermoforming capabilities of Teflon® NXT.

 

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Teflon® PFA film

DuPont™  Teflon® PFA film is a transparent, thermoplastic film that can be heat sealed, thermoformed, vacuum formed, heat bonded, welded, metallized, laminated (combined with dozens of other materials), and used as an excellent hot-melt adhesive.

 

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Teflon® PTFE fluoropolymer resins

DuPont™ Teflon® PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) fine powders provide a practical method for producing long lengths of product from a resin that cannot be melt-extruded.

 

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Tefzel® ETFE fluoropolymer resins

DuPont™ Tefzel® is a modified ETFE (ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene) fluoropolymer available as pellets or as powder for rotational molding.

 

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Zonyl® PTFE fluoroadditives

DuPont™ Zonyl® fluoroadditives are part of the DuPont family of fluoropolymers. They are white, free-flowing PTFE powders designed for use as additives in other materials or systems. They differ from PTFE granular resins and fine powders because of the very small particle size, typically in the range of 2 to 20 µm, low molecular weight and the way they are handled and processed.

 

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