Tensylene Staple Fiber
Tensylene
PTFE Fibers
Tensylene PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) fibers offer a unique blend of chemical and temperature resistance coupled with a low friction coefficient. Since PTFE is chemically inert, it is able to withstand exposure to the harshest of environments. The friction coefficient, which is the lowest of all fibers, makes PTFE widely used as bearing replacement material as well as release material when stickiness is a concern. With a service temperature range of -100C to 260C, Tensylene is ideal for applications that require broad temperature ranges.
I. Staple Fibers
Type (Deniers) | 3, 4 and 10 |
Staple Cut Length (mm) | 50 – 60 |
Tensile Strength (g/den) | 1.50 |
Elongation (%) | ~20 |
II. Applications
Form | Application |
Nonwoven |
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Woven Fabric |
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Wet-laid nonwoven |
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Monofilament |
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Yarns |
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