Intro
PFA
Tubing
A
FEP
Tubing
B
PVDF
Tubing
D
PTFE
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C
Index
G
Technical
Pages
F
ETFE
Tubing
E
Material Feature Overview
High Purity PFA
pg. A02
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H.P. PFA (High Purity Perfluoroalkoxy) has the highest molecular weight
available.
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Withstands corrosive surfactants for longer periods of time than
standard products.
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Lowest level of extractables.
PFA
pg. A04
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PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy) - When temperature and clarity are both factors, PFA
is the resin of choice, offering the high-temperature attributes of PTFE, long
continuous lengths, and almost as much clarity as FEP.
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High purity resins available.
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Low permeability.
Fully Conductive and Conductive
I.D. tubing in PTFE and PFA Full
Conductive are available
FEP
pg. B02
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FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) offers the highest clarity in the fluoropolymer market and is a close second
to PTFE in chemical resistance.
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FEP is available in long, continuous lengths (1,000 feet and longer) , unlike PTFE, where the lengths range from
200
to 1,000 feet depending on size and wall thickness.
PTFE
pg. C02
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PTFE (Polytetrafluorethylene) has the lowest coefficient of friction of any material known to man.
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PTFE tubing features unmatched chemical resistance and a non-stick surface that facilitates flow and eliminates
media buildup.
PVDF
pg. D02
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PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) offers a combination of properties beneficial for use in many critical applications
requiring chemical resistance with low permeability.
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PVDF exhibits low extractable levels while providing high mechanical strength and abrasion resistance.
ETFE
pg. E02
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ETFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene) has the best abrasion resistance in the fluoropolymer family.
Parker Hannifin Corporation
| Parflex
®
Division, TexLoc | Fort Worth, Tx |
www.texloc.com
For detailed ordering information, please consult price list or contact Parker Texloc.
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