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6mil PTFE Coated Fabric
https://www.mutiflon.com/products/6mil-teflon-coated-fabric/
PTFE coated fabric offers non stick surface with continuous resistance to intense low and high temperatures, chemical inert, high tensile strength and outstanding electrical properties.
6mil PTFE fabric is using the same basic fabric as 5mil teflon fabric, but coated with extra heavy duty PTFE resin which provides quicker release property, thus the material is preferred in applications where require absolute smooth and quicker release.
The Advantage of 6mil PTFE Coated Fabric
Wide heat resistance from -73-260 ℃(-100-500℉)
Non-stick and smooth surface
Makes your product smooth surface after laminating
Abstain from all the chemicals and solvent
High tensile strength
Durable and can be reused for several times
FDA approval, PFOA free
The Application of 6mil PTFE Coated Fabric
6mil PTFE coated fabric has a premium smooth and glossy surface, which makes it great for baking and grilling in food industry, create smooth release in aerospace industry, for hot sealing release of advanced packaging machines. The typical application of 6mil PTFE coated fabric is FPCB lamination. The fabric is used as release sheet during production of FPCB for camera, printer and communication facility, flexible printed circuit board is more dynamic and reliable, external circuit will be covered and protected, PTFE fabric is used to laminated this covering material.
In FPCB Production
Our 6mil PTFE fabric is also used in FPCB production, there will be some silicone oil dripping on the floor and corrosion the floor.
Mutiflon 6mil PTFE fabric is applied to the area to catch drips because the material can resist all chemicals.
As one of the ptfe fabric suppliers, MUTIFLON offers teflon febric cloth mil, ptfe coating material, teflon textile, high temp cloth, etc. Want to know what is ptfe fabric or more, contact us.
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