18 Years Factory High Temperature Teflon Seal Gasket - PTFE Coated Rubber Pump Diaphragm – Lucky Star Seal Detail:
Specifications:
Item:PTFE Coated Rubber Pump Diaphragm
Color:White
Material: PTFE,rubber
Size: OEM with drawings
Weigth: 0.5~500g
Property:
1.Best precision:0.1mm
2.Surface: flat and tidy,no defects of crevices layers and separation
3.Temperature range:-196℃ ~ 260℃
4.Chemical property:
A. aging resistance
B. radiation resistance
C. low permeability
D. high pressure resistance
E. oil resistance
F. anti-corrosion
Applications:
1.Sealing
2.Bushing
3.Medical device components
4.Electrical components
5. Pump and valve components
6.Food processing machinery components
Services:
1. Prompt delivery and consider services
2. Competitive price and high quality promise
3. ISO9000:2008/QS9000/SGS approved
4. OEM&ODM accepted
5. Rich experience in the design and manufacturing in PTFE adhered rubber seals.
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