Discover our high-quality FEP welding wire for reliable and durable connections.
Our FEP / fluoroethylene propylene welding rods are a special mix of tetrafluoroethylene and hexafluoropropylene. Weather and radiation resistant, electrically insulating and offers resistance to chemicals and acidsideal for demanding applications.
Find out more about our versatile solutions for safe and efficient welding work.
Products available in the following dimensions:
Abstandshalter | not in stock, minimum quantity on request |
Abstandshalter | Stock items ex works, subject to prior sale MQ on request |
Designation | Shape | Colour | Length mm | Ø/Dim. mm |
FEP | Round wire | natural | 48m (1kg) /Collar | Ø3,5 |
All product designations with ®=reg. Product names are the property of the respective manufacturer
FEP is a fluorinated thermoplastic produced by the copolymerization of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) and hexafluoropropylene (HFP).
FEP belongs to the fluoropolymer family and has some unique properties.
Properties of FEP:
Temperature resistance:
FEP is characterized by high temperature resistance and can withstand temperatures of around 200°C without changing its structural properties.
Chemical resistance:
FEP is highly resistant to chemicals and inert to a wide range of chemicals, including acids, bases and solvents. This property makes it ideal for applications in the chemical industry.
Transparency:
FEP is transparent and retains its clarity over a wide temperature range. This property makes it attractive for optical applications.
Electrical insulation:
FEP has excellent dielectric properties and is often used in the electrical industry for the manufacture of cable sheathing, insulators and other electrical components.
Low friction:
FEP has low friction, which results in good sliding properties. This makes it useful in applications with low frictional resistance.
Biocompatibility:
FEP is biocompatible and is used in medical applications such as flexible tubing and catheters.
Applications of FEP:
FEP is used in a wide range of applications, including
chemical industry:
pipelines, valves, pumps and containers due to its chemical resistance.
Electronics:
Cable sheaths, insulators, connectors and other electronic components.
Medical technology:
Flexible tubes, catheters and other biocompatible applications.
Optics:
lenses, coatings and other optical components due to its transparency.
Food industry:
Coatings for cookware, conveyor belts and other applications where non-stick properties are required.
FEP is widely used in various industries due to its unique combination of properties , especially when high temperature resistance, chemical resistance and electrical insulation are required.