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PTFE parts can typically withstand continuous service temperatures up to 260°C (500°F) and short-term exposure up to 300°C (572°F) without melting, though mechanical properties decline above 200°C.

PTFE film generally offers outstanding UV resistance, yet certain limitations can emerge from factors like material thickness, the presence of additives, extended outdoor exposure, and interactions with contaminants or high temperatures.

PTFE fiber is widely used in filtration, protective clothing, medical textiles, aerospace, and industrial sealing due to its exceptional chemical resistance, high thermal stability, low friction, and non-stick properties.

PTFE hose tends to be more expensive upfront than rubber or PVC hoses due to the cost of raw materials and specialized manufacturing, but its superior chemical resistance, wide temperature range, and long service life can reduce overall maintenance and replacement expenses.

Discover the impressive temperature resistance of PTFE balls, capable of enduring continuous use from cryogenic levels as low as -200°C up to +260°C, with short-term peaks even higher, making them ideal for extreme industrial and scientific applications.