Teflon with Graphite
Graphite-Filled PTFE from El Sharq Company is an advanced composite that combines the unique properties of PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), such as high chemical and heat resistance, with the advantages of graphite, which enhances self-lubrication and reduces friction. This unique combination makes it an ideal material for applications requiring exceptional performance in harsh environments, where components are exposed to high temperatures, continuous friction, or strong chemical influences.
Heat resistant graphite-filled PTFE has a high capacity to withstand pressure, heat, and friction, making it a perfect choice for industrial components, sliding bearings, seals, rotary rings, and machine parts that require continuous lubrication without additional oils. graphite from El Sharq Company is widely used in chemical, medical, and aerospace industries, thanks to its excellent resistance to aggressive chemicals and extreme environmental conditions.
Due to these properties, graphite-filled PTFE for mechanical industries has become an essential material in industries that require high wear resistance, reduced friction, and improved operational efficiency, contributing to extended mechanical component lifespan and lower maintenance costs.
Properties Graphite-Filled PTFE:
- Excellent Lubrication: Graphite enhances Teflon’s ability to reduce friction.
- Heat Resistance: Can withstand temperatures up to 350°C.
- Electrical Conductivity: PTFE from El Sharq Company Provides limited electrical conductivity.
Applications:
- Industrial Bearings and Rollers – Used in the production of bearings and rollers that operate in high-temperature and high-friction environments, providing effective friction reduction and extended service life.
- Seals and Gaskets – Utilized in sealing systems for chemical and petroleum industries, offering excellent resistance to chemicals and high temperatures.
- Valves and Pumps – Incorporated into valve and pump components, especially in applications requiring wear resistance and high-pressure tolerance.
- Medical Equipment and Pharmaceutical Industry – Used in manufacturing medical device components that require a non-stick, easy-to-clean surface with high chemical resistance.
- Electrical and Electronic Systems – Applied in the production of insulators and friction-resistant surfaces for electrical devices, ensuring stable and long-term performance.
- Aerospace and Defense Industries – Used in the manufacturing of advanced aircraft and spacecraft components due to its ability to withstand extreme environments and reduce friction.
