PFA Resin Used To Line PFA Linings Providing Corrosion Resistant Protection For

Product Specification

Advantages:

1. Excellent Corrosion Resistance: PFA exhibits outstanding chemical stability, resisting nearly all corrosive substances, including strong acids, alkalis, and organic solvents.
2. Exceptional High-Temperature Resistance: PFA remains stable across a temperature range of -200°C to 260°C, making it suitable for harsh high-temperature environments.
3. Superior Transparency: PFA offers better transparency than PTFE, enabling visual inspection and fluid observation.
4. Smooth Surface and Low Friction Coefficient: PFA has excellent non-stick and self-lubricating properties, reducing friction and preventing debris adhesion.
5. Excellent Electrical Insulation: PFA is an ideal high-frequency insulating material due to its superior electrical insulation properties.
6. Aging and Weather Resistance: PFA is stable in atmospheric conditions, with strong anti-aging capabilities, suitable for outdoor and extreme applications.
7. Strong Processability: PFA has good melt flow characteristics, suitable for injection molding, extrusion, and various processing methods.
8. Biocompatibility: Due to its physiological inertness, PFA can be used in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and the food industry, meeting FDA and other international standards.
9. Permeation Resistance: PFA has low permeability, offering excellent performance in gas barriers and liquid sealing.

Applications:

PFA is widely applied as a corrosion-resistant, high-temperature, and insulating material across high-tech, chemical, pharmaceutical, food, semiconductor, electronics, and electrical fields, making it an essential product in these industries. Examples include:

• Chemical Industry: PFA is used in pipes, valves, and linings for corrosion-resistant equipment in highly demanding chemical environments.
• Semiconductor and Electronics: It is used in producing high-purity chemical containers, pumps, and tubing, ensuring contaminant-free conditions.
• Medical and Pharmaceutical: With its high purity and biocompatibility, PFA is used in medical devices, laboratory equipment, and drug packaging.
• Food Industry: PFA meets food contact material standards, making it suitable for food processing equipment, conveyor belts, and packaging films.
• Aerospace and Defense: PFA’s superior properties are leveraged in aerospace and defense for manufacturing high-temperature and corrosion-resistant components.
• Electrical and Insulation Applications: PFA is used in high-frequency cables and insulating films, providing excellent electrical insulation and high-temperature performance.

Here are the common specifications for PFA lining:

• Diameter: 0.5 in, 1.0 in, 1.5 in, 2.0 in, or custom sizes
• Length: 12 in, 24 in, 36 in, or up to 100 feet
• Thickness: 0.010 in, 0.020 in, 0.030 in, or custom thicknesses

FAQ

1. What are the key benefits of using PFA linings?

PFA linings provide exceptional chemical resistance, high-temperature tolerance, and a smooth, non-stick surface that protects equipment from corrosion and chemical attack. They also extend the lifespan of equipment by reducing maintenance needs.

2. What industries typically use PFA-lined equipment?

PFA linings are used across a variety of industries, including:

• Chemical processing (storage tanks, pipes, and valves)
• Pharmaceutical and food processing (tanks and containers for high-purity applications)
• Electronics and semiconductor (components that require high purity and chemical resistance)

3. How do PFA linings compare to PTFE linings?

Both PFA and PTFE offer excellent chemical resistance and non-stick properties. However, PFA has better mechanical strength and flexibility, which makes it a preferred choice for linings requiring a uniform, thicker layer.

4. What thickness options are available for PFA linings?

Standard thicknesses range from 1.5 mm to 5 mm, although custom thicknesses may be available depending on your specific application requirements.

5. Are PFA linings suitable for high-temperature applications?

Yes, PFA linings can continuously operate at temperatures up to 260°C and can withstand short-term exposure to temperatures as high as 300°C.

6. Are PFA linings FDA-approved for food applications?

Yes, high-quality PFA linings are FDA-compliant, making them suitable for applications that involve food contact, such as in the food and beverage industry.

7. Can PFA linings be used for outdoor applications?

Yes, PFA linings provide excellent resistance to UV radiation, weathering, and environmental exposure, making them suitable for outdoor use.

8. How should PFA-lined equipment be cleaned and maintained?

PFA linings are easy to clean due to their non-stick surface. Standard cleaning methods, such as using mild detergents and soft brushes, are recommended. Avoid abrasive tools that could damage the lining.