Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Teflon coating is introduced


1.     Antifouling finishing properties of (PTFE)teflon coatings

1The clothes
Keeping their clothes clean is no longer a problem for many children returning to school after the holidays. Their tracksuits, skirts and trousers are treated with teflon-coated anti-fouling, which keeps the children's clothes looking sleek and tidy. The clothes also stand the toughest tests of comfort, even when they are close to sensitive parts of the body. For office workers, leaving coffee stains or ink stains on their clothes can be embarrassing. Make consumers' life more comfortable.

2Leather aspect
(PTFE)Teflon coated antifouling finish gives leather perfect waterproof and antifouling protection. But when it comes to vision, taste and touch, consumers are unaware of the TeflonB coating.

3other aspects
Teflon coating finishing is not only used in the field of clothing and leather, but also widely used in luggage, umbrella and other textile products, hunting and fishing and other recreational textiles, bedding, all kinds of decorative textiles and so on.

Surface properties
The molecules slide easily between each other, and the friction coefficient is the lowest in all polymers. It has good lubricity, is difficult to be wetted by ordinary liquid, and has little adhesion to other substances.

Chemical resistance
Teflon is even more resistant to chemical corrosion than rare metals. Except      perfluoroalkane and perchloroalkane can make it slightly swelling, ketones,        ethers and other organic solvents can not act on it. Because (PTFE)teflon        has little wettability, its absorption rate to acid and alkali solvent is very low.      Even at high temperature, concentrated acid, concentrated alkali and strong      oxidant cannot react with teflon uplift.

Heat and climate resistance:
Teflon has good thermal stability, and is not affected by oxygen, ozone and        ultraviolet radiation, and is not easy to age. The combustion oxygen index          of teflon is greater than 95, which is incombustible.



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