PTFE Porous Coated Fiberglass for Laminator

PTFE Porous Coated Fiberglass chooses a heavy woven pattern glass fiber fabric coated with a limited amount of PTFE dispersion to create pores that allow for nonstick properties, but also prevent sticking and releasing oils.

These qualities make it perfect for laminating.

Properties and Advantages:

1. Chemical Resistance

PTFE has excellent chemical resistance properties, meaning that it can be used to replace various types of metal conveyor belts from corrosion.

2. High-Temperature Capabilities

PTFE is a very effective material for resisting high temperatures.

It can withstand up to 360(℃) or 600 (℉) before it starts wearing out, which makes PTFE(Teflon) one of the most durable substances on Earth!

3. Nonstick good release surfaces

PTFE has a very low friction surface that makes it possible for any substances to slide off or release from its surface.

4. Dimensional Stability:

It has been found that this product is highly dimensionally stable and will not suffer irreversible warping even when exposed to extreme temperatures. It also features a strong structure with less than a 5% lengthening coefficient!

Why need this PTFE Porous Coated Fiberglass?

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During laminating application, the laminating process relies on the transferred heat through the belts, PTFE belts should be kept to a minimum for laminating.

For some products, such as tablecloths, dish towels, or napkins for instance; a pimple- or plain-woven pattern is what’s needed to achieve the desired look.

For solar cell panels, this special pimple design helps trap the sunlight in a concave shape that would be reflected back and forth. This increases the solar cell’s absorption efficiency by allowing more light particles to enter its cells which results in increased power output!