ETFE

The material for this Fluorpolymer-coating, which will be applied with a specific method, is highly resistant against chemicals and acids, and has extraordinarily advantages, compared with common coating and lining systems. Special Features - Seamless lining for almost all designs - No welded joints - Excellent bonding to substrate - Compared with usual ETFE outstanding features in permeation by using filler. - Layer thickness from 200 μm up to 2 mm - Comparable in many ways to our PFA ultra+ – however the more economically favourable solution.

Special and flame retardant Just like ICS, ICS-ETFE is also suitable for coating stainless steel process and utility pipework, for example. As a special, flame-resistant interior coating, this is particularily suitable for the coating of exhaust air pipework, for example, in factories in the chip, solar cell and fibre optics industries. ICS is FM-approved - each construction part is marked separately with the FM specification. This coating is also tested according to the American safety standard Factory Mutual Research 4910 and suitable for use in clean rooms.

Applications High-quality fluorinated materials like ETFE, PFA and the Thermoplast PE, are used by ChemResist. ETFE and PE are also available as electrically conducting versions. ChemResist ETFE is FDA- and EU-conform. This also applies to electrically conductive specifications. Partly and fully fluorinated polymers offer universal and permanent resistance to acids, alkalis, solvents and chlorides. ChemResist possesses an extremely smooth and anti-adhesive surface and thus prevents bacterial adherence or growth. In the manufacture of highly pure products (chip industry, high purity grade chemicals) ChemResist prevents impaired quality from foreign substances or dissolved metallic ions. If special parts are to be lined, ChemResist possesses distinct advantages both from an economic as well as a qualitative point of view. The process can be adapted flexibly to the circumstances or requirements (preparation of tooling is not required). Even rigid construction specifications can...