Sanitary PTFE gaskets are essential in food and drug manufacturing due to their hygienic properties, chemical resistance, high-temperature tolerance, non-toxic nature, and compliance with industry regulations. Their use ensures the production of safe, high-quality products while minimizing the risk of contamination and maintaining product purity.

• PTFE is a synthetic fluoropolymer consisting of carbon and fluorine atoms, arranged in a linear chain. It is best known for its non-stick properties and high chemical resistance.
• PTFE has an extremely low coefficient of friction, making it non-stick and slippery. It has excellent chemical resistance to acids, bases, solvents, and other aggressive chemicals. PTFE is also known for its high-temperature resistance and non-toxicity.
• PTFE is commonly used as a sealing material, especially in applications requiring high chemical resistance and high-temperature capabilities. It is found in gaskets, O-rings, seals, bearings, and various other industrial components. PTFE is also used for non-stick coatings in cookware and as a material for electrical insulation.
• PTFE is compatible with a wide range of chemicals, except for certain alkali metals, fluorine gas, and highly reactive fluorinating agents.