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Is there a high-temperature Teflon that can withstand 380 degrees over the long term?

2017-10-14View Original

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Is there a high-temperature Teflon that can withstand 380 degrees over the long term? It can be used for machining into parts, requiring long-term resistance to 380 degrees ; I found that there is a material abroad called high-temperature Teflon, which seems to be different from ordinary Teflon.
Reply #22017-10-14
I’m hearing about this high-temperature Teflon for the first time
Reply #32017-10-14
Yes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yes, a butt, damn it
Reply #42017-10-14
If this existed, what would be the reason for the 200-degree temperature limit on PTFE products?
Reply #52017-10-15
There is no material that can withstand 380 degrees for a long time using Teflon; use a high-temperature resistant metal instead. It is likely that this material also needs to have corrosion resistance

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