PFA Sheet

• Material: PFA
• Tensile Strength: 22MPa
• Density: 2.12-2.17g/cm3
• Elongation at Break: 280%
• Temperature Range: -200-250°c
• Dielectricity Strength: 15kv/mm
• Model NO.: PFA
• Transport Package: Export Carton, Pallet
• Specification: PFA
• Trademark: hdgfz
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3902900090
• Production Capacity: Big&Stable

Product Description

                                                     PFA sheet

PFA (commonly known as the soluble PTFE), it basically retained the properties of PTFE. Such as: Outstanding high & low temperature resistance, chemical stability, electrical insulation, self-lubricating, non-sticky and high mechanical strength properties, the outstanding characteristic is with good folding and cracking resistance, and the mechanical strength is 1.6 times of PTFE or more.

Hot PFA sheet for choice:

Extruded PFA sheet:  Width 1200mm, thickness range: 1.5mm~5mm

Mould compressed PFA sheet:

Width x Length
200mm x 200mm (Thickness range 3mm~ 50mm)
250mm x 250mm (Thickness range 3mm~ 50mm)
300mm x300mm (Thickness range 5mm~ 50mm)
400mm x 400mm (Thickness range 5mm~ 50mm)
500mm x 500mm (Thickness range 5mm~ 50mm)



 

What is PFA plastic used for?

PFA plastic has a high resistance to solvents, acids, and bases, making it an ideal choice for handling aggressive and corrosive chemicals.

Is PFA the same as Teflon?

PFA (PerFluoroAlkoxy) and Teflon are different types of fluoropolymers. Teflon is a common name for PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene). Fluoropolymers have a high resistance to solvents, acids, and bases. Both PFA and Teflon have a very low coefficient of friction and have anti-sticking properties. One major difference is Teflon has a higher melting temperature than PFA, making it a popular choice for non-stick cookware. Another difference is PFA is more flexible than Teflon, making it ideal for tubing applications.