Teflon Coating: "What is the difference between frying pan use and industrial use?"
I will explain the difference between Teflon coating commonly seen on frying pans and the Teflon coating processed for industrial use.
◆Differences Between Frying Pans and Industrial Teflon Coatings◆ Teflon processing for frying pans typically involves products made with PTFE at a thickness of about 20 to 50 micrometers. PTFE is a representative fluororesin and is the first resin developed. Formally, "Teflon" is a registered trademark of the fluororesin by DuPont in the United States, while the general term is fluororesin processing (coating). PTFE not only excels in non-stick and water-repellent properties but also has good heat resistance, making it suitable for frying pans. On the other hand, industrial Teflon coatings not only have the non-stick properties like frying pans but are also used for various applications such as improving slip, protecting substrates from chemicals, and enhancing insulation properties. Therefore, the types of resins used include not only PTFE but also PFA and FEP. Our company can process PTFE coatings, but we also offer Teflon coatings using various materials and technologies. *Note: "Teflon" is currently a trademark of Chemours. Our company has a licensing agreement with Chemours and is capable of processing Teflon coatings in our own factory.
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