Online Manufacturer for PTFE Filament Braided Packing to Bolivia Importers

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PTFE filament packing is braided from pure PTFE filament yarn and impregnated with PTFE dispersion, it has the better internal structure, higher cross-sectional density and structural strength than traditional PTFE packing. Technical Data Sheet   Rotating Reciprocating Valves Pressure 3Mpa 15Mpa 25Mpa Shaft Speed 12m/s rotary Temperature -200℃~+280℃ PH Range 0~14  Application Area Rotary and reciprocating plant in the food processing, pharmaceutical,...


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PTFE filament packing is braided from pure PTFE filament yarn and impregnated with PTFE dispersion, it has the better internal structure, higher cross-sectional density and structural strength than traditional PTFE packing.

Technical Data Sheet

 

Rotating

Reciprocating

Valves

Pressure

3Mpa

15Mpa

25Mpa

Shaft Speed

12m/s rotary

Temperature

-200℃~+280℃

PH Range

0~14

 Application Area

Rotary and reciprocating plant in the food processing, pharmaceutical, special chemicals, and pulp and paper sectors.  


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