When Was PTFE Discovered?
The Accidental Discovery of PTFE When was PTFE Discovered? Ptfe was discovered In 1938 when Dr. Roy Plunkett,
Techbelt are a specialist manufacturer of aftermarket fusing and laminating machine belts which we can produce Meyer KFK-M Belts to fit the Meyer KFK-M Laminating Press.
We make all our products in our UK based facility to customer order. All our belts are made from premium grade, high-quality fabrics.
PTFE (often incorrectly referred to as Teflon®) coated glass cloth forms the main structure of the conveyor belt with an anti-static PTFE (often incorrectly referred to as Teflon®) surface. We can construct any size of laminator or fusing PTFE belt to suit all machines currently on the market.
The PTFE coating has a continuous service temperature of up to 260⁰C.
The belts are supplied with the ends prepared to be welded on-site by the customer. The edges are reinforced and have eyelets down both edges to accept springs.
We can cater for any special requirements you require i.e custom sizes special widths, our team can help assist you with dispatch, customs and shipping, we ship to over 30 destinations and have been established for over 20 years. Please get in touch with our Technical Sales team on +44 (0) 1422 366386 or email at sales@techbelt.com
** Please note that our parts are not Genuine OEM and the use of any – machine brand name or trademark name is to inform you of the machine type our belts can be made to fit **
**We are not associated with, a licensee of, or authorised by Meyer in any way**
The Accidental Discovery of PTFE When was PTFE Discovered? Ptfe was discovered In 1938 when Dr. Roy Plunkett,
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