Product Catalog
Teflon (PTFE) Products
Pure, carbon-filled and bronze-filled PTFE for seals, bushings and custom parts.
Filler types and what they add
Pure PTFE is soft and prone to cold flow under load. Fillers correct that weakness.
| Type | Adds | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Pure PTFE | Widest chemical resistance, lowest friction | Static seals, chemical lines |
| Carbon-filled | Wear resistance, heat conduction | Dynamic seals, bearings |
| Bronze-filled | Load bearing, dimensional stability | Hydraulic wear bands |
Frequently asked questions
What temperature can Teflon handle?
PTFE covers a very wide range where elastomers can't operate; the exact limit depends on grade and filler. We base selection on your line's actual peak temperature, not the catalog figure.
What's the difference between carbon and bronze-filled PTFE?
Both correct pure PTFE's wear weakness, but differently: carbon filler adds wear resistance and heat conduction; bronze filler adds load-bearing capacity and dimensional stability. Bronze suits hydraulic wear bands; carbon suits rotating bearings.
What parts can be made from Teflon?
Seals, bushings, bearings, gaskets, wear bands, and custom machined parts. We work from a sample or a technical drawing.
Pure or filled Teflon — which do I choose?
If there's dynamic motion, choose a filled grade. For static applications, pure PTFE's broader chemical resistance is preferable. Describe your application and we'll confirm.