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Graphite-filled PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) rods are a composite material that combines PTFE with graphite as a filler. The addition of graphite enhances the properties of PTFE, making it more suitable for certain applications. Here are some key features and benefits of graphite-filled PTFE rods:
Key Properties:
Improved Wear Resistance: The graphite filler significantly enhances the wear resistance of PTFE, making it more durable in applications involving friction.
Low Coefficient of Friction: Both PTFE and graphite have inherently low friction, resulting in very smooth surfaces and minimal drag.
Good Thermal Conductivity: The addition of graphite improves the thermal conductivity of PTFE, which helps dissipate heat in high-temperature applications.
Chemical Resistance: Like PTFE, graphite-filled PTFE is highly resistant to chemicals, solvents, and acids.
Non-Stick Surface: PTFE's non-stick properties are retained, making these rods useful in applications where sticking or adhesion is a concern.
Electrical Conductivity: Graphite can impart some electrical conductivity to PTFE, which is useful in applications requiring dissipation of static electricity.