Peflon FEP Material Manufacturer
Peflon makes FEP MATERIAL sourcing simple for distributors and factories. Share your current grade, and we map an equivalent FEP polymer option you can run.
- CAS No: 25067-11-2
- FDA Approved
- Sample free
- OEM / ODM available
- Low MOQ
What is Teflon FEP?
Peflon FEP is a copolymer of hexafluoropropylene and tetrafluoroethylene known for its chemical resistance, non-stick properties, and high transparency. It differs from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which is typically used for chemical inertness, flexibility, and resistance to temperature.
Are you trying to replace a FEP MATERIAL supplier without changing your product performance? FEP MATERIAL (also called Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene / FEP polymer) is a melt-processable fluoropolymer widely used for tubing, film, and electrical insulation. It is known for low dielectric loss, strong chemical resistance, and stable behavior across a wide temperature range. Typical references list a dielectric constant around 2.1 and continuous service near 200 °C, which is why engineers keep FEP MATERIAL on approved vendor lists.
With Peflon, you source FEP MATERIAL in practical forms such as resin pellets and application grades, supported by COA/SDS for faster internal approval. If you share your current part, grade, or datasheet target, we help you shortlist an equivalent FEP material option and provide a quote quickly.
| FEP Material Property | Typical Value / Range | Notes / Test Refs |
|---|---|---|
| Density | ~2.1–2.3 g/cm³ | Common fluoropolymer range |
| Melting point | ~260 °C | Typical FEP polymer melt |
| Continuous service temp | ~200–205 °C | Often cited as ~204 °C |
| Dielectric constant | ~2.1 | Measured typically at 1 MHz |
| Dissipation factor | Very low | Grade-dependent |
| Water absorption | Very low | Grade-dependent |
| Flame rating | UL 94 V-0 | Depends on specific grade |
Forms of Peflon FEP
Peflon provides three main FEP material types for your needs:
Manufacturing Process of Different FEP Polymers
Our production is filled with advanced technology to create strong FEP materials:
All Grades of Peflon FEP Material
We have a range of FEP material for your requirements.
- Chemical Resistance: Great for pipes, valves, and factory equipment.
- Flexible & Safe: Used in wires, cables, and medical tubes.
- Thin & Lightweight: Perfect for small parts and protective films.
- Easy to Shape: Works well for 3D printing and other special coatings.
| Grade | MFR (g/10 min) | Form | Feature | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PF-3D03 | 0.8–10.0 | Dispersion | Excellent chemical resistance | Coating, impregnation, electrical insulation, injection film, chemical isolation |
| PF-3P51 | ≥(5 KG, 372 °C) | Powder | D50 30–50 μm | Valve & piping linings, anti-corrosion and insulation coatings |
| PF-301 | 0.8–2.0 | Pellet | FEP spray coatings, FEP sheet | Tubes, piping, linings, bellows, valves in chemical industries |
| PF-302 | 2.1–4.0 | Pellet | FEP coating grade | Tubes, piping, linings, bellows, wire & cable jackets |
| PF-303 | 4.1–8.0 | Pellet | FEP hydrophobic | Wire & cable insulation, small tubing, injection-molded parts |
| PF-304 | 8.1–12.0 | Pellet | Wide temp range, chemical compatibility, hydrophobic | Wire insulation, small tubing, injection-molded parts |
| PF-305 | 12.1–20 | Pellet | FEP injection, FEP extrusion | Thin-wall wire & cable insulation, industrial film |
| PF-306 | 20.1–27 | Pellet | Chemical compatibility, hydrophobic | Small-diameter, intricate or thin-wall parts |
| PF-311 | 2.1–5.0 | Pellet | 3D-printer FEP | Heat-stress-crack-resistant plastics, wire insulation, thin-walled tube |
| PF-3MP05 | >0.1 | Powder | Good thermal stability, low friction | Valve & piping linings, electrostatic spraying |
Click any grade code to download the TDS (PDF).
Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene Applications
Peflon Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene resins are highly versatile materials with a wide range of applications across industries. FEP plastic is applied everywhere, making things safer and stronger — in factories lining pipes and valves to handle harsh chemicals; in hospitals as flexible, clean tubes for medicine and machines; at home protecting wires and cables for devices; and in food packaging as safe, non-stick films.
FEP Materials with Certification Approval
Quality management system certified for consistent production.
Compliant with EU environmental and chemical safety regulations.
Suitable for food contact and medical-grade applications.
Related Fluoropolymers to FEP Material
If you source FEP MATERIAL as a replacement, you may also need a backup option for customers who specify a different processing window or higher temperature. In those cases, related fluoropolymers like PTFE, PTFE Dispersion, PTFE Micropowder, and PCTFE are often compared during qualification, especially when the end use is wire insulation, chemical handling, or film layers.
