PTFE Staple Fibers with High Uniformity for Needle Punch Felt

One of the primary benefits of using PTFE staple fiber in high-temperature needle felt production is its high-temperature resistance. PTFE staple fiber can withstand temperatures of up to 260°C without degrading or melting. This makes it an ideal material for use in applications where high temperatures are present, such as in industrial filtration systems.

Another benefit of PTFE staple fiber is its chemical resistance. PTFE is highly resistant to most chemicals, including acids, alkalines, and solvents. This makes it an ideal material for use in applications where exposure to chemicals is likely, such as in the chemical processing industry, waste to energy, power plant, cement, etc.

In conclusion, PTFE staple fiber is an excellent material for use in high-temperature needle felt production due to its high-temperature resistance, and chemical resistance. Its unique properties make it an ideal material for use in industrial filtration systems and other applications where exposure to high temperatures and chemicals is likely. As the demand for high-temperature needle felt continues to grow, PTFE staple fiber is likely to become an increasingly important material in the textile industry.

In conclusion, PTFE staple fiber is an excellent material for use in high-temperature needle felt production due to its high-temperature resistance, and chemical resistance. Its unique properties make it an ideal material for use in industrial filtration systems and other applications where exposure to high temperatures and chemicals is likely. As the demand for high-temperature needle felt continues to grow, PTFE staple fiber is likely to become an increasingly important material in the textile industry.

JINYOU offers 3 types of staple fiber as S1, S2 and S3.
S1 is the finest fiber to be used in the surface of the felt for higher efficiency.
S2 is most popular type for regular use.
S3 has the heaviest denier for specific higher permeability.