How is the porosity of ePTFE created? PTFE fine powder resins are used in the creation of expanded/ePTFE. These resins have a 95-98% crystalline structure and a
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ePTFE, a non-woven, open pore Fluoropolymer plastic, is suitable for the critical demands of medical applications and other industries. Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a fully fluorinated polymer with
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Do you Know the Top 5 Common Mistakes Engineers Make When Designing For ePTFE? PTFE was discovered by accident in 1938 while an engineer was attempting to
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ePTFE is one of the most innovative variations in the processing and application of PTFE. The porous structure is engineered to have pores small enough
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What is ePTFE? Polytetrafluoroethylene (or PTFE) is a particularly versatile ivory-white and opaque plastic fluoropolymer. It is created by the free-radical polymerisation of many tetrafluoroethene molecules, and is suitable
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