DuraFab® Anti Static PTFE (24 Series)

DuraFab® Anti Static PTFE (24 Series)

DuraFab® Anti Static PTFE (24 Series) belts are specially formulated to dissipate surface static build-up during operation

Description

DuraFab® Anti Static PTFE (24 Series)

DuraFab® Anti-Static belts are specially formulated to dissipate surface static build-up during operation. These belts are black in color, are manufactured from woven fiberglass substrates, have an optimum PTFE (Fluon®) content and a proprietary additive. The Anti-Static Belts have the highest thermal conductivity (best heat transfer) of any of the DuraFab® products and is best used in applications where surface static dissipation is desired such as, garment fusing and fabric lamination applications.

DuraFab® PTFE Coated Belt Characteristics

DuraFab® Belts are engineered to retain the distinctive properties of PTFE; however, by adding a glass fabric to the matrix, AFC is able to obtain the added benefits of dimensional stability, excellent tensile strength and extremely low elongation (<1%). DuraFab® Belts have received USDA approval for food processing and handling, and are FDA compliant (21 CFR177.1550). In addition, the DuraFab® belts can operate in temperatures from -400°F (-240°C) under static conditions and -100°F (-73°C) under dynamic conditions up to 550°F (288°C).

Typical Applications

 

Packaging:

  • Rotary band sealing
  • Form fill and seal
  • Over wrapping (Tray packing)
  • Side and End sealing
  • Bundling

Food Products:

  • Manufacture of tortillas, pizza crusts and pitas
  • Baking and cooking of bakery goods and confectionary
  • Cooking and grilling of meat,poultry, fish and vegetables
  • Cryogenic/flash freezing of meat,poultry, fish and vegetables
  • Manufacture of flavorants

Printing and Textiles:

  • Heat transfer press sheets
  • Fabric lamination
  • Garment fusing
  • Processing of natural, synthetic,woven, non-woven, and knitting fabrics

Pulp and Paper:

  • Tissue side sealing

 

Polymer Processing:

  • Curing and drying of rubber, sponge, foams, and polyurethane glues
  • Manufacture of rubber and vinyl (PVC) backed carpet mats
  • Processing of polyethylene
  • Cooling of bitumen backed tiles
  • Curing of ceramic tiles

Building Products:

  • Manufacture of specialty wood-based products

Chemical Processing:

  • Tank seals and contaminant barriers
  • Gaskets, membranes, seals &diaphragms
  • Corrosion resistant chute, drum,and hopper liners
  • Protective curtains and aprons

Other:

  • Production or recycled plastic sheet
  • Manufacture of printed circuit boards

Additional applications exist. Contact AFC for more specific information.

Styles Available

Product
ID

Nominal
Thickness

Weight
(lbs/sq yd)

Tensile*
(lbs/in. of width)

Edge Tear
Warp (grams)

Edge Tear
Fill (grams)

Recommended
Min. Pulley Dia.

Maximum
Widths (in.)

24-03 .003″ 0.27 32 190 125 3″ 80
24-05 .005″ 0.48 112 400 350 3″ 80
24-06 .006″ 0.54 112 400 350 3″ 80
24-10 .010″ 0.94 160 700 550 3″ 80
24-14 .014″ 1.25 232 1850 1600 6″ 80
24-19 .019″ Proprietary Proprietary >6400 >6400 6″ 54
24-25 .025″ 1.50 472 >6400 >6400 8″ 80
24-28 .028″ Proprietary Proprietary >6400 >6400 10″ 141
24-33 .033″ 2.10 548 >6400 >6400 10″ 120

Please note: Additional thickness and styles available upon special order and lead times may vary for different styles and widths.

*Disclaimer: All figures provided in the above table are based upon ASTM D 4969-97, the Standard Specification for Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Coated Glass Fabric. The above PIW values are based upon the ASTM D828 test method and are not actual values of AFC’s materials. The above tensile values are 80% of the figures provided in Table 6 of specification D579. AFC states that its actual tensile will be greater than the above material specification and that actual tensile values will be provided upon request. Edge Tear values are based upon ASTM D1424 (Elmendorf Tearing Test) and are average values that can vary.

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