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How can two sections of tetrafluoro material be joined together so as to remain intact at -196 degrees?

2017-03-23View Original

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Can it be achieved through welding, bonding, or some other process?
Reply #22017-03-23
Even the whole piece can’t be used; the temperature is too low, far beyond the acceptable range
Reply #32017-03-23
Can tetrafluorine material not be used at such low temperatures? The material will become brittle.
Reply #42017-03-24
It uses perfluorinated materials, including ultra-high molecular weight UPE or modified PTFE, or other materials, with operating temperatures ranging from -170 to 60 degrees
Reply #52017-03-24
It uses perfluorinated materials, including ultra-high molecular weight UPE or modified PTFE, or other materials, with operating temperatures ranging from -170 to 60 degrees

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