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Fluorosint 207 PTFE used at baby food facility

A Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 22, 2010

Quadrant's Fluorosint 207 enhanced PTFE has replaced virgin PTFE in a filling valve/piston used in a baby food production facility.

Fluorosint eliminated inaccurate filling and leakage caused by the instability of the PTFE, which suffered from deflection at the 90C/200F+ operating temperatures.

The mica-filled Fluorosint 207 was chosen as a result of its low coefficient of friction and low coefficient of linear thermal expansion, thus improving the dimensional stability and sealing capability of this PTFE-based material.

Fluorosint 207's combination of stability, excellent creep resistance and white colour serve applications where Food and Drug Administration (FDA) compliance is required.

It is non-permeable in steam and complies with the FDA's 21 CFR 175.300 regulation.

Its relative wear rate is 1/20 the rate of PTFE below 300F (150C), making it suitable for aggressive service bearings, bushings and seals.

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