Fluorocarbon.co.uk Website Review

An extensive range of standard and bespoke solutions in Fluoropolymer materials, coatings and Advanced Engineering Thermoplastics Our company Fluorinoid® register, based on elastomer, PTFE and thermoplastic technologies includes over 500 materials that offer exceptional characteristics enabling them to operate in demanding environmental conditions at temperatures to over 300°C. Our range includes over 500 materials that offer exceptional characteristics enabling them to operate in demanding environmental Fluorocarbon has grown to become one of the UK’s largest fluoropolymer processor Fluorocarbon founded and was a pioneer in the moulding of PTFE polymers in the UK Information regarding our Business Lines and their Products & Services Our Team have vast experience in Materials, Applications and Design We strive to differentiate our value proposition from that of our competitors At Fluorocarbon we continuously seek to improve environmental performance Emphasis is placed on quality throughout the production process Fluorocarbon is one of the UK’s largest fluoropolymer processors, operating from 3 manufacturing sites: 2 in the UK and 1 in Europe, Fluorocarbon is one of the UK’s largest fluoropolymer processors, operating from 3 manufacturing sites: 2 in the UK and 1 in Europe, sales offices in Europe and the USA and partners globally, we aim to offer our customers high quality, cost effective solutions. Fluorocarbon specialises in the manufacture of complex machined components, PTFE seals, slide bearings, skidway systems and With over 50 years of experience and customers who are worldwide market leaders, we ensure our products and services are focused on PTFE is a tough, non-stick, low friction material. Because of its flexibility PTFE can creep and deform under heavy loads but this can be alleviated by adding filler. Fillers can also add other advantages such as improved thermal properties or increased wear resistance but HPHT or High Pressure, High Temperature is defined as those Wells with a bottom hole temperature greater than 150°C (300°F) and requiring