Fluorotherm shell and tube heat exchangers are used to transfer heat between two fluids. They are commonly used in applications where one fluid needs to be heated or cooled in a controlled environment, such as in chemical processing or pharmaceutical...
Fluoropolymers are popularly known for their remarkable resistance to harsh external elements when used in a wide variety of applications. From construction materials to water sampling projects and environmental testing procedures, fluoropolymers are an excellent choice for individuals looking to...
Our 21st-century life wouldn't be the same without fluoropolymers. In fact, Jay West, the American Chemistry Council's senior director, goes as far as saying they are "vital for life." Thanks to the versatility of this plastics family, fluoropolymers have ingratiated...
Fluoropolymer materials are prized for their chemical non-reactivity, durable design, and resistance to heat and electricity, making them a wonderful material for medical equipment such as microtubing, IV catheters, endoscopy tubes, and cardiological devices. Yet, no material is perfect and...
Fluoropolymers are a class of materials that contain fluorine atoms in their polymer chains. These materials are known for their excellent resistance to chemicals, heat, and wear, and, thanks to these properties, they are used in a variety of applications,...
Interested to know which are the most common fluoropolymer coatings used in manufacturing? Here’s a quick summary, and read on for more details about the ways they are applied: PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) PPS (Polyphenylene Sulfide) PVDF (Polyvinylidene...
Fluoropolymer tubing is a highly insulated form of tubing used across industries for its ability to withstand heat and chemical reactions. The fluoropolymer tubing industry is growing at an outstanding 5.2% compounded annual growth rate thanks, in part, to a...
