It has the widest operating temperature range (-2600C to +2600C) among all industrial plastics, its infinite resistance to all chemicals used in industry, moisture and environmental conditions, it has the lowest static and dynamic friction coefficient among all known solids, and it has superior electrical insulation. It can be used in many areas due to its non-stick and non-flammable properties.

Its biggest disadvantage is that its mechanical properties are not good. Therefore, relative improvements in mechanical strength can be achieved by adding some filling materials (such as glass fiber, bronze). Due to its high lubricity feature, the graphite type performs very well in environments where temperatures are high and lubrication facilities are not good enough.

Features:
•Non-stickiness, temperature and pressure do not change this feature.
•Very superior electrical insulation properties
•Not affected by weather conditions
•Does not retain water and moisture
•High dielectric strength
•Low dielectric loss factor
•Very high arc resistance

Usage areas:
• All kinds of cable insulations and tubings
• Transformer, relay, antenna, transformer, radar parts, connection parts
player, coil, generator etc. their insulation
• High voltage insulators
• Airtight seals for capacitors and transformers
• Electrodes for fuel cells
• Junction box for high frequency cables
• Laminated sheets for printed circuits