Welded Chemical Storage Rectangular PTFE Wet Process Tanks
| Attribute | Value |
| Name | Welded Chemical Storage Rectangular PTFE Wet Process Tanks |
| Material | PTFE |
| Production process | Double-sided welding |
| Dimension | According to customer's requirement |
Corrosion-Resistant High Temperature Resistance PTFE Wet Process Tanks are available in a comprehensive range of dimensions and volumes that meet comprehensive requirements. In addition to this standard program, PTFE tanks can be produced with different sizes or wall thicknesses and also with changed flange designs on the customer's request. Any number of seamlessly integrated supply and drain ports in any placement and design can be added as well.
The wall and floor thicknesses of the rectangular and circular tanks are 10 to 12 mm by default. The flange dimensions are 20 mm wide (including tank wall) and 15 mm high. The tanks can be made either of the classical, tried-and-tested material PTFE, or of modified PTFE.
About PTFE Tanks
A PTFE tank is a container, often used for chemical storage or processing, that is lined or made from Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), commonly known as Teflon. PTFE's exceptional chemical resistance makes it ideal for handling corrosive or high-purity substances. These tanks can be custom-designed and fabricated to various sizes and shapes, including seamless, integrated designs or those with welded connections.
Key Features and Benefits
Corrosion Resistance
PTFE's primary advantage is its ability to withstand a wide range of chemicals, preventing degradation and contamination.
Temperature Range
PTFE tanks can handle a broad temperature range, often from ambient to 200°F (93°C), though some specialized PTFE materials can handle even higher temperatures.
Seamless Construction
Some PTFE tanks are made using isostatic molding, creating a seamless, leak-proof design.
Customization
PTFE tanks can be customized to various shapes, sizes, and with different connections (flanged, threaded, etc.) to meet specific application needs.
Applications
PTFE tanks are used in various industries, including:
- Semiconductor Fabrication
- Solar Cell Manufacturing
- Flat-Panel Display, LEDs & Electronics
- Chemicals Manufacturing
- Industrial Manufacturing
Other Applications
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What's the Difference Between Teflon™ and PTFE
The simple answer is that they are the same thing: Teflon™ is a brand name for PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) and is a trademark brand name used by the Du Pont company and its subsidiary companies (Kinetic which first registered the trademark & Chemours which currently owns it).
In the same way as you can buy a brand name cereal in the supermarket (like Kellogg's Cornflakes) or one without the brand name &, likewise, you can buy a brand-name medicine or, once the patent expires, you can buy a 'generic' medicine which is the same, so you can use Teflon™ and PTFE interchangeably.
Names like Teflon™ help to make products into household names & help to distinguish them in the marketplace.
What is PFA tubing?
PFA tubing is such a rigid material, that in some cases can even replace stainless steel tubing. Its benefits come at a higher price, of course, but many professionals will prefer it. PFA tubing handles high temperatures and pressures well. PFA tubing is also resistant to chemicals, even when they sit in the system for prolonged periods of time. The lack of inertness in some chemicals can be destructive to most tubings.
PFA tubing is a go-to option for moving elements. Its flexibility and resistance to cracks and breaks make it perfect for moving parts in machinery. PFA Tubing provides stiffness and long flex-life while working in temperatures up to 260º C.
Besides all that, it is clear, which makes overlooking production processes way easier. It is also perfect for spotting blockages in the system, which can save valuable time.
Those and other benefits make PFA tubing a preferred option for a lot of industries. In some cases, the use of it may not be mandatory, but going the extra mile and building the systems with PFA tubing proves beneficial to the manufacturers.
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