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This is the original Teflon(R) fluoropolymer. Great in a wide range of applications from electrical wire insulators, fluid flow tubing, medical dev...
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The properties of FEP tubing drives its use in many applications that require high electrical breakdown voltage, low dielectric constant, high chem...
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FEP 1.3:1 heat-shrink tubing is a great choice for insulation, encapsulation, and wire harness of components like medical instruments, temperature ...
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PVDF tubing is a stronger, more abrasion resistant material than its per-fluorinated (all Carbon-Fluorine – CF2) counterparts such as PTFE, FEP and...
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PVDF tubing is a stronger, more abrasion resistant material than its per-fluorinated (all Carbon-Fluorine – CF2) counterparts such as PTFE, FEP and...
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FEP is used for its high temperature (ability to handle live steam up to 30 psig) low friction properties, and wide-ranging chemical resistance and...
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A proprietary material, H2 FEP tubing from Fluorotherm has almost 3x higher heat conductivity than standard FEP. It can be used in a variety of app...
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PFA is a modified version of PTFE, except it is optically clear and has a higher tensile strength. Similar to PTFE and FEP, PFA exhibits a low coef...
View full detailsEver wonder what FEP tubing is used for? Check the infographic below to learn about the diverse applications of FEP tubing.
We're continually inspired and excited by new innovations; in fact, we're always pursuing new applications and uses for our products and find that the rise of emerging industries like green technology holds limitless possibilities for innovators. Our work with fluoropolymers,...
How familiar are you with fluoropolymer tubing? Did you know it has numerous applications or that there are several different variations of it? Well, today you're about to learn a little more about this special tubing because it is extremely...
