Cable and cable insulation: FEP is widely used as an insulation layer for high-performance cables and transmission lines due to its low dielectric constant and low loss factor. Its excellent electrical performance ensures the stability and safety of the cable when transmitting current. ‌
Medical devices: FEP is used to manufacture catheters, pipelines, and other medical equipment components that require high temperature and high pressure disinfection. Its chemical inertness and high temperature resistance make it an ideal material for medical device manufacturing. ‌
Chemical process: In the field of chemical engineering, FEP is used as a corrosion-resistant lining for pipelines, valves, and reactors, as well as containers for various chemicals, which can resist the erosion of most chemicals. ‌
Electronics industry: FEP, as an insulation material for circuit boards and components, provides electrical protection and resists harsh environments. Its excellent electrical performance ensures the stable operation of electronic devices. ‌
Aerospace: FEP is used to make seals, gaskets, and coatings to withstand extreme temperature and pressure conditions, ensuring the safety and reliability of aerospace. ‌
Food service: Given its chemical resistance and easy cleaning properties, FEP is also suitable for components and tools in food processing and preparation, ensuring food safety and hygiene. ‌