Custom PTFE Molding Solution

Zhongren specializes in custom-molded PTFE components for critical applications requiring exceptional chemical resistance, thermal stability, and low friction. With deep expertise in processing high-performance fluoropolymers, we produce precision-molded PTFE parts that meet the strict requirements of aerospace, medical, and industrial sectors. PTFE molding ensures long-term performance in harsh environments where conventional plastics or rubbers cannot endure.

How Are PTFE Parts Manufactured?

Depending on the product geometry and performance requirements, we offer the following PTFE manufacturing methods:

  • PTFE Compression Molding
  • PTFE Extrusion
  • PTFE Injection Molding
  • PTFE CNC machining

Successful molding of PTFE demands precise control of temperature, sintering cycles, and post-processing techniques to ensure stability and performance.

Common Applications of Injection Molded PTFE

Thanks to its chemical inertness, thermal resistance, and electrical insulating properties, injection molded PTFE is widely used in:

  • Seals and gaskets
  • Valve seats and pump parts
  • Insulators and cable spacers
  • Medical devices and implantable components
  • Semiconductor parts
  • Labware and fluid handling systems

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Advantages of PTFE Molding

  • Exceptional resistance to chemicals, acids, solvents, and bases
  • Extremely low friction and non-stick properties
  • Wide operating temperature range (-200°C to +260°C)
  • High dielectric strength and electrical insulation
  • FDA, UL, and RoHS compliance possible

Disadvantages of PTFE Molding

    • Difficult to process using conventional injection molding (requires special tooling)
    • Lower mechanical strength and wear resistance without fillers
    • Poor adhesion to other materials
    • More expensive than common thermoplastics like PP or Nylon

FAQ of Molding PTFE

Can PTFE be injection molded like other plastics?
Standard PTFE cannot be melt-processed like most thermoplastics due to its high viscosity. However, modified grades and filled PTFE materials can be processed using specialized Teflon injection molding systems.

Yes, but it requires surface etching and specialized adhesives or mechanical fastening due to PTFE’s low surface energy.

With proper tooling and process control, we can achieve high dimensional accuracy and repeatability, making it suitable for sealing and insulation parts that require tight tolerances.

Yes, we offer FDA-compliant PTFE materials suitable for food processing and medical applications.

Unlike POM, Nylon, or PEEK, PTFE is unmatched in chemical resistance and friction performance. However, it has lower mechanical strength unless reinforced, and higher processing cost.

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