Glass fabrics
Glass fabrics PTFE coated, self-adhesive antistatic, A7053Number of articles in this product: 2
Glass fabrics PTFE coated, self-adhesive antistatic, A7103Number of articles in this product: 3
Unique advantages by combining PTFE and silicone with glass fabric
PTFE and silicone coated fabrics offer unique properties. Both products are based on a glass or aramid fiber fabric impregnated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) or silicone. This combination results in a composite material that combines the excellent chemical and physical properties of PTFE or silicone with the dimensional stability and mechanical strength of glass fabrics.
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coated fabrics:
A selection of different PTFE coated glass or aramid fiber fabrics offers a wide range to find the right product for different applications, such as heat seal jaws in packaging machines, non-stick coating in food processing, pharmaceutical and chemical plants, etc.
Silicone coated glass fiber fabrics:
They combine the very good strength and dimensional stability of glass fiber fabrics with the excellent properties of the high temperature resistant silicone coating. This product offers excellent thermal and mechanical properties. In addition, the silicone coating offers a higher frictional force than PTFE-coated glass fabrics while maintaining the excellent non-stick properties, especially in contact with sticky substances. With a continuous operating temperature of up to +250 °C, these fabrics can be used in a wide variety of applications, such as heat protection curtains, non-stick coatings or non-stick tapes, etc.
Self-adhesive fabrics and tapes
The range includes all PTFE coated glass fabrics, cut into rolls of various widths. The fabric of these rolls is equipped with a pressure sensitive adhesive layer on one side. This adhesive can be based on silicone or acrylic contact adhesive. Silicone contact adhesive offers an enormously wide range of permanent temperature application from -73 °C to +200 °C, and up to +260 °C for short periods. Acrylic contact adhesive on the other hand has a higher initial adhesion and an application range of -40 °C to +175 °C. The adhesive layer is protected with a protective film and can be removed before use.
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