Graphite-Filled PTFE
Peflon graphite-filled PTFE — PTFE composite reinforced with graphite, a solid-lubricant filler that dramatically improves friction, wear resistance and thermal conductivity while preserving PTFE chemical inertness.
- ✓5 / 10 / 20 % Fill Options
- ✓Lower Friction Coefficient
- ✓Higher Thermal Conductivity
- ✓Better Dimensional Stability
Graphite-Filled PTFE Filler Content
We select the appropriate filling ratio based on your application environment, loading conditions and cost-effectiveness target. Three stocked compositions from light reinforcement through heavy-duty load service.
Applications of Graphite-Filled PTFE
Peflon graphite-filled PTFE is used across dynamic sealing, bearing and sliding-component applications where low friction, wear resistance and chemical inertness must coexist — available in four stock forms.
Key Features of Graphite-Filled PTFE
Graphite is a natural solid lubricant. Dispersing it into the PTFE matrix delivers four tangible improvements over unfilled PTFE — targeted at dynamic friction, wear, heat transfer and long-term loading.
- 🔁Lower Coefficient of FrictionGraphite reduces PTFE's friction — improved performance in sliding applications.
- 🛡️Improved Wear ResistanceGraphite increases wear resistance — longer service life in high-wear environments.
- 🔥Enhanced Thermal ConductivityGraphite raises PTFE's thermal conductivity — better heat dissipation in dynamic parts.
- 📐Dimensional StabilityImproves PTFE's creep resistance — stable dimensions under long-term loading.
Other Filled PTFE Grades
Other Peflon filled PTFE compounds for adjacent performance profiles — glass for structural rigidity, carbon for conductivity, bronze for hardness, MoS₂ for dry-film lubricity.
Glass Filled PTFE
Higher strength and structural rigidity for load-bearing service.
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Electrical conductivity + abrasion resistance for bearings and slides.
Learn More →Bronze Filled PTFE
Higher hardness and thermal conductivity for heavy-friction service.
Learn More →MoS₂ Filled PTFE
Molybdenum disulfide for dry-film lubrication under extreme pressure.
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