PTFE COATED FABRICS

The basic fabric is made from glass fibres or Kevlar fibres, and is waterproofed with a two-sided PTFE application.

NON-ADHESIVE TEFLON COATED FABRICS

• STANDARD QUALITIES in different shades of brown, which does not determine the quality
• ANTISTATIC in black
• POROUS VERSION
• PREMIUM VERSIONS

 

SELF-ADHESIVE TEFLON COATED FABRICS (with safety yellow foils and silicone adhesive)

• STANDARD QUALITIES in different shades of brown, which does not determine the quality
• ANTISTATIC in black
• PREMIUM VERSIONS

 

Dimensions:

• DKB 3 0.076mm
• DKB 5 0.127mm
• DKB 6 0.152mm
• DKB 10 0.25mm
• thicker sizes on agreement

 

Width of PTFE coated fabrics – the standard width is 1,000mm (wider on agreement, but max. 2,600mm).

Length of PTFE coated fabrics – the standard length of a roll is 50m for non-adhesive teflon fabric and 30m (or 33m) for self-adhesive teflon fabric (longer on agreement).

All thicknesses of non-adhesive and self-adhesive versions of standard quality and width of 1000mm and some thicknesses of antistatic and premium versions are always on stock.

The fabric is sold “in metres”. We can also cut it into formats according to your wishes.

Properties of PTFE coated fabrics:

• thermal stability from -150°C to +260°C
• non-adhesiveness, flexibility
• resistance to infrared, microwave and ultraviolet radiation
• permitted contact with food supplies in the food industry according to the FDA 21 CFR 117.1550, MoD and CAA regulations
• strength up to 140kg/cm
• dimensional stability
• minimum sliding coefficient
• electrical insulation
• resistance to almost all industrial chemicals, thinners and solvents

 

USE:

• food industry (foils for baking, contact baking, drying, freezing, bases for the preparation of confectionery)
• packaging industry (endless transport and welding belts, bases for welding PVC and PE foils)
• doors and windows industry (PVC windows, doors, blinds, welding different PVC profiles)
• furniture industry (for bonding veneers and imitation foils to particle boards, wood)
• textiles, shoes, automobiles, aircraft, the electrical industry, printing industry, production of rubber profiles