Teflon fabrics are produced as a result of a glass or aramid PTFE coating, resulting in a material with very high strength, unchanged size and original fabric shape.

Teflon fabrics with a single-sided adhesive layer are prepared chemically and then coated with a special silicone or acrylic adhesive layer. The recipe of the silicone adhesive has been developed for permanent operation of the fabric in the temperature range from -170oC to +260oC. To protect the adhesive from drying out or sticking, a special protective spacer is used.

Glass fibre fabrics coated with PTFE in non-adhesive or single-sided adhesive versions are available in various thicknesses, as full-size rolls, tapes, cut-outs and formats. Properties of fabrics:

• extreme heat resistance (continuous operation from -170 to +260oC, temporary operation up to +300oC)
• excellent anti-adhesion
• extremely high chemical resistance
• very good mechanical properties:
• tensile strength
• resistance to punctures
• material fatigue resistance
• dimensional stability
• exceptionally low coefficient of friction
• easiness to keep clean
• high dielectric resistance
• Excellent resistance to ultraviolet (UV) and infrared radiation