What is PTFE Monofilament used for in catheter manufacturing?
PTFE Monofilament is used as a manufacturing aid in catheter construction.
What can PTFE Monofilament be used as a replacement for?
PTFE Monofilament can be used as a replacement for stainless steel or other metal mandrels.
Where can PTFE Monofilament be used as a space filler?
PTFE Monofilament can be used as a space filler inside cables.
What are the key features of PTFE Monofilament?
The key features of PTFE Monofilament are lubricity, smooth surface finish, higher compressive strength (glass-filled), working temperature up to 260 °C (500 °F), chemical resistance, and excellent insulating properties.
In what temperature range can PTFE Monofilament work?
PTFE Monofilament can work in temperatures up to 260 °C (500 °F).
What industries commonly use PTFE Monofilament?
Automotive and aerospace industries commonly use PTFE Monofilament.
What are woven products made from PTFE Monofilament used for?
Woven products made from PTFE Monofilament are used for braided sleeves over pipes, hoses, and bundled wire to protect them from chemical attack or abrasive environments.
What applications in the medical field can benefit from the use of PTFE Monofilament?
Minimally invasive surgical devices such as catheters and endoscopes can benefit from the lubricity and smooth surface finish of PTFE Monofilament.
How can the compressive strength of PTFE Monofilament be increased?
The compressive strength of PTFE Monofilament can be increased by using glass-filled PTFE for the extrusion.
Are there other resin options available for monofilament products?
Yes, other resin options are available upon request for monofilament products.
