PTFE BUSH

PTFE bush, also known as a PTFE sleeve or bearing, is a cylindrical component made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). PTFE bushes are used in mechanical systems where two components rotate or slide against each other. 

Features

Temperature resistant: PTFE bushes can withstand extreme temperatures.

Chemical resistant: PTFE bushes are resistant to corrosion and most corrosive substances.

Non-flammable: PTFE bushes are non-flammable.

Low friction: PTFE bushes have a low coefficient of friction and are self-lubricating.

Durable: PTFE bushes are resistant to wear and deformation.

Hygienic: PTFE bushes are easy to clean and non-reactive.

Uses - 

Food and beverage: PTFE bushes are used in machinery because they are non-stick and food-safe.

Chemical processing: PTFE bushes are used in valves, seals, and gaskets to handle aggressive chemicals.

Electrical: PTFE bushes are used as insulators and components in electronic devices.

Medical: PTFE bushes are used in medical equipment devices that require chemical resistance and bio compatibility.

Laboratory: PTFE bushes are used for lining containers and as tubing for highly corrosive chemicals.