Taiwan PU TBF-0101-5 Teflon Tube

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Taiwan PU TBF-0101-5 Teflon Tube
Categories:	Other Engineering Material
Material Notes:	Key features: Low coefficient of friction Excellent non-sticky surface Good in chemical and weather resistance Excellent dielectric insulation properties Almost no aging Application: Teflon Tube can use for protecting wiring, transporting fluids and other high temperature applications. Teflon Tube is widely used in electronics and electrical service because of its excellent dielectric properties. Teflon Tubing can be used with virtually all industrial solvents, chemicals, and corrosive materials. Information provided by Taiwan PU Corporation
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Descriptive Properties

Temperature	0-150°C	Usage Condition: Water
	-65-200°C	Usage Condition: Fuel
	-65-200°C	Usage Condition: Air

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