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Acrylic vs polymer PTFE/FEP Machining

Cast Acrylic is a rigid, hard thermoplastic material that is characterized by its color range availability and easy fabrication.Cast Acrylic has excellent UV stability and is suitable for sign manufacture, Point of Sales display units, safety glazing, machine enclosures and model manufacture.

PTFE has useful mechanical properties from cryogenic temperatures at 500° F (280° C) continuous service temperatures. Its coefficient of friction is lower than almost any other material. It also has a high oxygen level.

Acrylic vs polymer PTFE/FEP

Comparison of Acrylic and Polymer PTFE/FEP Property Values

Acrylic vs polymer PTFE/FEP

Material Applications

Acrylic:Machine guards;Glazing applications;Transparent manifolds;Signs;Skylights.polymer PTFE/FEP:Cabling solutions;Non lubricated bearings;O-rings;Seals;Capacitors;Semiconductor manufacturing;High temperature electrical parts;Gaskets;Valve components.

Material Properties:

Acrylic:Incredibly durable;Broad temperature range for application use;Machinability;UV resistant grades available;Strong and stiff.polymer PTFE/FEP:Excellent dielectric properties;Inertness to most chemicals;High heat and chemical resistance;Very low coeffiecient of friction;Excellent radiation resistance;Zero moisture absorption;Relatively insensitive to power frequency;Machinability


Post time: Sep-28-2016