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Perfluoroalkoxy (PFA) is a high-performance melt-processable fluoropolymer known for its exceptional chemical resistance, high purity, and thermal stability. Combining the chemical inertness of PTFE with the processability of thermoplastics, PFA is ideal for applications requiring corrosion resistance, electrical insulation, and high-purity performance.
Key Properties:
Outstanding chemical resistance to acids, bases, and aggressive solvents
Wide temperature range, typically –200°C to +260°C continuous service
Excellent electrical insulation and dielectric properties
Low coefficient of friction and non-stick surface
High purity, low extractables, and resistance to contamination
Excellent UV, weathering, and radiation resistance
Easily processed by extrusion, molding, and tubing fabrication
Common Applications:
Tubing, liners, and hoses for chemical processing and semiconductor industries
Wire and cable insulation for high-temperature and corrosive environments
Liners for tanks, reactors, and piping systems
Non-stick coatings, release films, and gaskets
Pharmaceutical, food, and medical applications requiring high purity
Pumps, valves, and fluid-handling components exposed to harsh chemicals
Perfluoroalkoxy (PFA) is a high-performance melt-processable fluoropolymer known for its exceptional chemical resistance, high purity, and thermal stability. Combining the chemical inertness of PTFE with the processability of thermoplastics, PFA is ideal for applications requiring corrosion resistance, electrical insulation, and high-purity performance.
Key Properties:
Outstanding chemical resistance to acids, bases, and aggressive solvents
Wide temperature range, typically –200°C to +260°C continuous service
Excellent electrical insulation and dielectric properties
Low coefficient of friction and non-stick surface
High purity, low extractables, and resistance to contamination
Excellent UV, weathering, and radiation resistance
Easily processed by extrusion, molding, and tubing fabrication
Common Applications:
Tubing, liners, and hoses for chemical processing and semiconductor industries
Wire and cable insulation for high-temperature and corrosive environments
Liners for tanks, reactors, and piping systems
Non-stick coatings, release films, and gaskets
Pharmaceutical, food, and medical applications requiring high purity
Pumps, valves, and fluid-handling components exposed to harsh chemicals