MoS₂ Filled PTFE

Peflon MoS₂ PTFE is a composite material made by adding molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) as a filler to polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). Molybdenum disulfide is an important solid lubricant in industry and is known as the “King of Advanced Solid Lubricants”.

MoS₂ Filled PTFE Filled Content

Peflon MoS₂ Filled PTFE can be divided into different categories based on the percentage of molybdenum disulfide filled to meet specific performance needs.

5% Glass Filled PTFE: This material provides a degree of wear resistance while maintaining PTFE’s inherent flexibility and low friction characteristics.
10% Glass Filled PTFE: This ratio further increases wear resistance and mechanical strength for higher load applications.
20% Glass Filled PTFE: Significantly improves the wear resistance and hardness of the material and is typically used in industrial applications where very high wear resistance is required.

5% MoS₂ Filled PTFE

10% MoS₂ Filled PTFE

20% MoS₂ Filled PTFE

Applications of MoS₂ Filled PTFE

Peflon Molybdenum disulfide PTFE filled teflon is used in a wide range of applications due to its excellent low friction, wear resistance, and chemical inertness. There are the major applications are listed below:

MoS₂ Filled PTFE Rod

MoS₂ Filled PTFE sheet

MoS₂ Filled PTFE seals

MoS₂ Filled PTFE Assemblies

Key Features of MoS₂ Filled PTFE

Peflon Molybdenum disulfide PTFE (MoS₂ Filled PTFE) is a composite material enhanced by adding MoS₂ to PTFE. Key properties include:

Low coefficient of friction: Molybdenum disulfide is an effective solid lubricant, and its addition significantly reduces the coefficient of friction of PTFE, making it ideal for sliding and rolling applications.
Enhanced wear resistance: MoS₂ filling improves the wear resistance of PTFE, making it suitable for use in high-wear environments and extending the material’s life.
Improved Mechanical Strength: Molybdenum disulfide fillings improve the mechanical strength of the material compared to pure PTFE, making it more durable in high-load applications.
Creep resistance: The addition of molybdenum disulfide slightly improves PTFE’s creep resistance, making it more dimensionally stable under long-term loading.
Good thermal stability: Molybdenum disulfide materials remain stable at elevated temperatures and can be used over a wide range of temperatures.

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