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| The continuous service temperature
of fluoropolymers is between 260°C maximum and -100°C minimum. Fluoropolymers can be used in a wide range of environments. |
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| Fluoropolymers are stable in hot
and concentrated strong acids and bases. They are also insoluble
in solvents. |
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| Fluon® PTFE, Fluon®
PFA and Fluon® ETFE are UL 94V-0 approved with the
exception of modified grades such as filled compounds. |
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| Dielectric constant and dielectric
loss tangent are minimal and remain stable across a full range
of frequencies. Insulation is excellent. |
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| Fluoropolymers have a low coefficient
of friction. |
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| The non-stick characteristics ensure
easy mould-release as sticky substances do not adhere to fluoropolymer-coated
surfaces easily. If a substance should stick to the surface,
it is easily removed. |
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| Fluoropolymers are suitable for
long-term use outdoors. |
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| Fluoropolymers offer high performance
characteristics compared to other engineering plastics. |
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