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PTFE MOLDING POWDER SF-461

This modified PTFE fine cut material is qeuivalent to DAIKIN M111 or 3M TFM1700, it is suitable for sealing gaskets, high-end pumps and valve linings with high creep resistance requirements, and has good mechanical and electrical properties, good weld-ability and low metal ion precipitation performance. It is widely used in semiconductor, 5G and other high-end fields. MIT Flexural Life (0.4 mm sheet,23℃) ,104 cycle ≥200. Compression Set (23℃, 14MPa, 24h) % ≤5.0.


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Category: PTFE Molding Powder
  • Application of PTFE MOLDING POWDER SF-461

    Typical application

    • This product is suitable for sealing gaskets, high-end pumps and valve linings with high creep resistance requirements, and has good mechanical and electrical properties, good weld-ability and low metal ion precipitation performance. It is widely used in semiconductor, 5G and other high-end fields.

    PTFE MOLDING POWDER SF-461

  • Specification of PTFE MOLDING POWDER SF-461


    SF-461

    Appearance

    White Powder

    Tensile Strength, MPa ≥

    35

    Elongation, % ≥

    400

    Particle Size, μm

    20-30

    Bulk Density, g/L

    300-500

    Moisture Content, % ≤

    0.03

    Melting Point, ℃

    327±5

    Standard Specific Gravity

    2.150-2.180

    MIT Flexural Life (0.4 mm sheet,23℃), 104 cycle ≥

    200

    Compression Set (23℃, 14MPa, 24h), % ≤

    5.0

    Electric strength, MV/m ≥

    100

    Processing Method

    Molding


  • Packing, Storage & Transportation of PTFE MOLDING POWDER SF-461

    • Packed in double-layer plastic bag inside, and hard drum outside. 25kg net weight per drum.

    • Transported as non-dangerous chemical, prevent from humidity, intense vibration, and package damage.

    • Stock in clean, cool, and dry warehouse, prevent from dust, moisture, or other impurities.

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