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FEP heat shrink tubing Manufacturer

Forbest Manufacturing Co.LTD are FEP heat shrink tubing manufactuer
Our FEP heat shrink tubing is extruded and expanded with high quality Fep(F46)/Pfa. It has excellent electrical insulation, high flame retardant and self-lubricating properties, resistance to ultra-high temperature and chemical agents, and resistance to almost all oils and chemicals. Widely used in automotive, military, aerospace, electronic chemical and other fields.

【Features】
Corrosion resistance, strong acid, alkali, chemical reagent, oil resistance

Fep (F46) operating temperature: -65℃~200℃; shrinkage temperature: ≥110℃
Pfa (F46) operating temperature: -65℃~260℃; shrinkage temperature: ≥150℃

Environmental Standard: RoHS
Standard Color: Transparent,

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FEP tubing chemical Compatibility

The FEP tube is a modified Teflon tube with improved color transparency, 200°C temperature resistance, and airtightness. Fluorinated ethylene propylene is abbreviated as FEP, and the full name is polyperfluoroethylene propylene. FEP is a soluble fluoroplastic that is based on PTFE in order to improve its insoluble properties and difficult processing. FEP has nearly identical properties to PTFE in terms of corrosion and wear resistance, but its temperature resistance is limited to 200 degrees Celsius. FEP material is simple to work with and weld.

 

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FEP heat shrink temperature

Operating temperature range:

Operating temperature :-65℃ ~ 200℃

Minimum shrinkage temperature : 60˚C

Minimum full shrinkage temperature : 120˚C

Product storage temperature: below 50℃

Product Features:

Shrinkage 1.25:1

Light transmittance above 95%

UV resistant

Excellent weather resistance and chemical properties

Flame retardant and pollution-free

Dropped from a height of 6 meters, the lamp glass does not scatter

Color: fully transparent (requires good light transmittance)

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What is the difference between FEP and PTFE?

 

What is the difference between FEP and PTFE?
PTFE and FEP are similar in their material properties. The main difference between PTFE and FEP lies in the maximum operating temperature and the colour. PTFE is milky/white and FEP is clear transparent.

1. FEP, F46 (fluorinated ethylene propylene copolymer) non-stick coatings melt and flow during baking to form a non-porous film, with excellent chemical stability and non-stick properties, maximum use temperature of 200 °C, melting point of 270 °C, injection molding, extrusion molding

2. The non-stick coating PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) can be used continuously at 260°C, with a maximum operating temperature of 290-320°C, and has an extremely low friction coefficient, good wear resistance, and excellent chemical stability. It can’t be injected, but it can be extruded or coated.

As a result, PTFE is far more practical than FEP. The reason is simple: PTFE has better temperature resistance, anti-corrosion performance, and anti-stick performance than FEP due to its properties. However, due to cost considerations, FEP material is a good choice if the requirements aren’t too stringent and only require friction resistance.

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What is FEP tubing?

What is FEP tubing, and how does it work?
FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) is a semi-clear tubing that retains its strength and benefits over a wide temperature and environmental range. FEP tubing has superior chemical resistance, advanced gas and vapor permeability properties, and high UV transmission ratings.

The full name of FEP is Fluorinated ethylene propylene, which is translated into fluorinated ethylene propylene copolymer (perfluoroethylene propylene copolymer). English trade name: Teflon* FEP is a class of chemical substances. FEP is a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene and hexafluoropropylene. The melting point of FEP crystal is 304°C, and the density is 2.15g/CC (gram/cubic centimeter).

FEP can be applied to soft plastics, and its tensile strength, wear resistance, and creep resistance are lower than many engineering plastics. It is chemically inert and has a low dielectric constant over a wide temperature and frequency range

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What is FEP Heat Shrink, and how does it work?

FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) heat shrink tubing is chosen particularly for its lower shrink temperature than other heat shrinks such as PTFE. FEP also has greater flexibility, optical clarity, and high lubricity in comparison to PFA.

FEP Heat shrink Performance, parameters: Volume resistance>1018ΩM, surface resistance>1013Ω, arc resistance>165 seconds, no leakage, low friction coefficient of kinetic friction, 0.2-0.3, non-stick, water, oil-water contact angle θ=114о, non-flammable air will not burn (oxygen index >95VOL%), the shrink ratio is 1.7:1

Application Teflon FEP heat-shrinkable tube has outstanding wear resistance, chemical corrosion resistance and high temperature performance, especially suitable for high temperature performance occasions, used for insulation protection and pressure relief at connection welds and identification of coated components