The PTFE seal is a seal for complex reciprocating motion. Seals can be used not only in harsh conditions, but also to meet the requirements of certain special media. For example, valves, pumps, separators, brakes, ingredients, etc. Features: Can be used for reciprocating and rotating motion; has anti-corrosion ability and good dimensional stability; storage period is unlimited; adapt to most liquids and chemicals; can withstand sharp temperature changes.
PTFE sealing ring features: can be used for reciprocating and rotating motion; small friction coefficient, wear resistance, dimensional stability; not contaminated by food, drug liquid; can be disinfected. PTFE sealing ring.
Application: Rotating PTFE seals are used to rotate the shaft seal in one direction. Widely used in a variety of hydraulic systems, in addition, because of the good compatibility of seals and springs for the corresponding materials, it has also been widely used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, food and other industries.
Features: Rotating and reciprocating and static sealing; control by operation; good anti-wear performance and dimensional stability; contact with food, medical and medical fluid media.
End face PTFE sealing ring application: for high pressure, static sealing. Widely used in a variety of static sealing and low speed running seals. Good sealing effect for lower gas and vacuum.
Features: Good sealing ability for gas and liquid; no need to install this tool for large size; good initial sealing strength, leakage protection; shelf life is long-term.
Material: UPE refers to the molecular structure of linear polyethylene of more than 1.5 million, which is a kind of engineering plastic with good comprehensive performance. Features: wear resistance, impact resistance, corrosion resistance, self-lubricating and absorption of impact energy is good; UPE wear-resistant plastic crown; UPE plastic impact strength is listed first; cheap; strong corrosion resistance; good viscosity; non-toxic It is resistant to low temperatures and has ductility under liquid nitrogen.
