Product Name: Perfluoroethylene-Propylene Copolymer (FEP)
CAS No.: 25067-11-2
Appearance: Milky-white translucent particles
Relative Density: 2.12–2.17
Melting Point: 265 ± 15 °C
Production: Obtained by coagulation, washing, drying, and granulation
Description
FEP copolymer possesses excellent chemical stability and outstanding radiation resistance, as well as non-flammability, good electrical and mechanical properties.
Long-term no-load operating temperature: -80 to 170 °C
Maximum short-term operating temperature: up to 200 °C
Radiation resistance: total dose up to 5 × 10⁴ Gy
Thermal stability is slightly lower than PTFE but can be used long-term at -85 to 205 °C.
Properties
Mechanical strength similar to PTFE
Chemical stability similar to PTFE
Electrical insulation similar to PTFE
Aging resistance similar to PTFE
Non-stick properties similar to PTFE
Applications
Wire and cable insulation layer
High-frequency electronic equipment transmission lines
Computer wires
Anti-corrosion linings
Non-stick sleeves and seals
Handling and Storage
Transportation:
Transport as non-hazardous cargo
Transportation temperature above 10 °C
Avoid sun exposure and rain
Storage:
Store in a dry, ventilated warehouse
Maintain indoor temperature above 10 °C