Introducing the characteristics of fluororesin and whether there are differences between fluororesin and Teflon!
"Fluororesin (Teflon)" was discovered by the American company DuPont in the 1930s and introduced to the market under the trademark name "Teflon." It possesses excellent characteristics, including unique physical, chemical, and electrical properties, and its applications range widely from everyday household kitchen equipment to cutting-edge space devices. This unique property is due to its inert structure, which is based on a polymer of carbon-carbon bonds surrounded by large, stable fluorine atoms. It is particularly stable against heat because it is firmly bonded to the carbon-carbon bonds and does not dissociate through chemical processes. *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.*
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What is the difference between fluoropolymer and Teflon? In the YMM Coating Division, we often get asked about the difference between fluoropolymer coatings and Teflon coatings. However, Teflon is also a fluoropolymer. The fluoropolymers from DuPont (PTFE, PFA, FEP) are referred to as "Teflon." "Teflon processing is fluoropolymer processing," and "Teflon coating is fluoropolymer coating." *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.*
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It is possible to apply a fluororesin coating (Teflon coating) on the inside of a pipe with an inner diameter of just 1mm. We may be able to handle processing that other companies have declined. Additionally, we have extensive experience in applying coatings for corrosion prevention on manufacturing equipment. We also have a track record with household items and food-related equipment.
