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Teflon/PTFE
CNC Machining Services

Material
Lead Time
5 – 22 Days
Cost

$$$

Machined Teflon/PTFE Description

Machined Teflon/PTFE is a strong and reliable material used in many applications. It is known for having a low friction level, resisting chemicals, and handling heat well. It is an excellent choice for parts that need to fit precisely and last long. Components made from Teflon/PTFE are accurate and have a smooth finish, which ensures they fit well and perform optimally in your products.

Key Characteristics

  • Biocompatible
  • Chemical Resistant
  • Corrosion Resistant
  • High Dielectric Properties
  • Low Coefficient of Friction
  • Low Water Absorption 
  • Nonstick
  • Thermal Stability

Applications

  • Aerospace Parts
  • Automotive Components
  • Bearings
  • Bushings
  • Cookware
  • Corrosive Chemical Containers
  • Gaskets
  • Gears
  • Lab Equipment
  • Medical Devices
  • Medical Equipment
  • Medical Implants
  • Seals

Industries Utilizing Machined Teflon/PTFE

  • Aerospace & Defense
  • Automotive
  • Energy
  • Industrial
  • Marine
  • Medical, Dental, & Sciences
  • Oil & Gas
Why should you choose machined Teflon/PTFE for your project?

Machined Teflon/PTFE is a great choice for your project because of its excellent features. This versatile material resists chemicals, has low friction, and withstands high temperatures, making it suitable for many uses. Teflon/PTFE components are durable and can be precisely machined, so they perform reliably in harsh conditions. Whether you need parts for industrial equipment, medical devices, or specific applications, choosing machined Teflon/PTFE can improve how well your project works and lasts.

Finishes for machined Teflon/PTFE.

At Prototek Digital Manufacturing, we specialize in Teflon (PTFE) components. We can create smooth or textured surfaces based on your needs. We use CNC machining and other services to ensure your Teflon/PTFE parts are finished well for top performance and durability. Trust Prototek to care for your Teflon/PTFE finishing with great attention to detail.

Teflon/PTFE FAQs

What is Teflon/PTFE?

Teflon, or PTFE, is an artificial material known for its excellent nonstick and low-friction qualities. It is common in many areas, including cookware, aerospace, and industrial settings.

What are standard finishes for machined Teflon/PTFE?

Several methods can be used to finish machined Teflon/PTFE parts. These include polishing, tumbling, and coating, which can improve both performance and appearance.

Advantages of machining Teflon/PTFE.

Teflon, also known as PTFE, is a valuable material with excellent properties. It works well for many different applications. Its low friction, chemical resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures make it a top choice for precision parts, seals, and bearings in many industries.

Disadvantages of machining Teflon/PTFE.

Teflon/PTFE is rigid to machine because it has a low friction level, expands with heat, and can melt at high temperatures. Choose the right tools and carefully control the machining process to achieve good results.

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