PTFE Closures are non-reactive end-sealing components used to close, isolate, or temporarily block pipeline ends in glass and hybrid piping systems. Unlike glass closures, PTFE closures offer enhanced mechanical toughness, impact resistance, and broader temperature flexibility, making them ideal for aggressive chemical environments and frequent assembly–disassembly operations.
Manufactured from virgin PTFE, these closures provide exceptional chemical resistance, low surface energy, and compatibility with both glass pipeline couplings and metal-glass transition systems.
Technical Specifications
|
Parameter |
Specification |
|
Product Type |
PTFE Pipeline Closure |
|
Material |
Virgin PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) |
|
Nominal Diameter (DN) |
DN 15 → DN 800 (custom sizes on request) |
|
Connection Type |
Glass pipeline coupling / hybrid systems |
|
Function |
End sealing / isolation |
|
Operating Temperature |
–40 °C to +200 °C |
|
Pressure Capability |
Atmospheric to low pressure |
|
Vacuum Compatibility |
Suitable for full vacuum |
|
Surface Finish |
Smooth, non-stick PTFE surface |
|
Chemical Resistance |
Excellent (almost universal) |
|
Maintenance |
Easy to clean, reusable |
Typical Sizes (Indicative)
|
Code |
Nominal DN |
Construction |
|
PTC1 |
25 |
Solid PTFE |
|
PTC2 |
50 |
Solid PTFE |
|
PTC3 |
80 |
Solid PTFE |
|
PTC4 |
100 |
Solid PTFE |
|
PTC6 |
150 |
Solid PTFE |
Exact dimensions depend on coupling system and application.
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Customization Options
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