PTFE reactor repair

2015-12-07View Original

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A PTFE reactor that has been in use for half a year now has cracks in it; the medium contained chlorine. I would like to know whether it is possible to repair these cracks using PTFE welding rods, and if so, how should the repair be carried out? Urgent! Urgent! Urgent!

Reply #22015-12-21

What’s your situation? If you’re facing such issues, we can discuss them; I hope I can help you! Thank you!

Reply #32015-12-21

Four-fluorine repair isn’t too difficult, but you need to take into account other factors related to your equipment!

Reply #42015-12-22

Are the cracks at the welding rod, or on the PTFE plate?

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