Chemical stability of ptfe gray base film
With the continuous development of China’s social economy, the concept of green environmental protection is increasingly valued by the public.
The country has also begun to introduce various new policies. In today’s society, how to make companies green and environmentally friendly has become an important issue for many traditional manufacturing companies.
The ptfe gray base tape film developed and produced by Suzhou manufacturers has contributed a lot to this.
Smartphones are one of the key scenarios for 5G. The high-frequency characteristics of 5G will undoubtedly bring opportunities for the development and innovation of smartphone antennas.
The current mainstream PI antenna materials cannot meet the needs of low-loss transmission of 5G video signals. MPI (modified polyimide) and LCP (liquid crystal polymer) are expected to become the mainstream choices for antenna materials in the 5G era.
The ptfe gray base tape film has good electrical insulation, non-stickiness, weather resistance, non-flammability and very high chemical stability. It can withstand the erosion of many corrosive media, strong acids, strong alkali, strong oxidants, greases, ketones, etc. Ether, alcohol, etc. have no effect on it even at high temperatures, so it has the reputation of the King of Plastics.
From aerospace to daily use applications, it has become an indispensable material for modern science and technology, military and civilian use.
The ptfe gray base tape membrane produced by the manufacturer uses imported raw materials, has a full set of advanced production equipment, an advanced clean room and an independent composite slitting workshop to ensure the production quality of the PTFE membrane; it adopts American Imported production and testing instruments are used to test the quality of PTFE film, and have also passed international SGS testing and certification, as well as ISI testing and certification.
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