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Service properties of Teflon 100X-FEP insulation are compared to those of Teflon-6 TFE and Kel-F 500. Resistance to embrittlement and flow at high temperatures give extruded 100X-FEP the advantage as primary insulation. Teflon-6 TFE tape has better flow resistance as a jacketing material, but 100X-FEP is still preferable for most jacketing applications.
Service properties of Teflon 100X-FEP insulation are compared to those of Teflon-6 TFE and Kel-F 500. Resistance to embrittlement and flow at high temperatures give extruded 100X-FEP the advantage as primary insulation. Teflon-6 TFE tape has better flow resistance as a jacketing material, but 100X-FEP is still preferable for most jacketing applications.
| Author(s) | Land, W.M.Surprenant Mfg. Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products34(4): 444-453, 456, 500 1959 |
| Year | 1959 |
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