PTFE Dispersions for Coating
Peflon PTFE food-grade dispersion for non-stick cookware, baking coatings and waffle-plate coatings. PFOA-free, PFAS-free, EU REACH compliant.
- Superior Non-Stick Performance
- Consistent, Efficient Formula
- Flawless, Reliable Coatings
- PFOA / PFAS-Free · EU REACH
What is PTFE Dispersion for Coating?
Peflon PTFE dispersion is an aqueous, milky-white suspension of microscopic polytetrafluoroethylene particles stabilized by nonionic surfactants. The liquid format is designed for easy application to metals, fabrics and other substrates, laying down a thin, uniform layer that delivers the signature PTFE benefits — superior non-stick release, low friction, and exceptional resistance to chemicals and high temperatures. A key ingredient for high-performance, durable, safe coatings in cookware and industrial applications.
The base polymer, PTFE (CAS 9002-84-0), is a fluoropolymer produced by upstream manufacturers such as Daikin. This page focuses on dispersions optimized for coating use; for the general-purpose aqueous grade and full property data, see our PTFE aqueous dispersion page.
Available Grades
Our stock grade PF-DT covers cookware, mold release and fabric coating. Custom formulations on request.
| Grade | Solid | Features | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| PF-DT · Datasheet (PDF) | 60% | Superior non-stick, high purity, stable formulation | Cookware non-stick coatings, industrial mold release coatings, textile & fiberglass coatings |
Stable QC of Peflon PTFE Dispersion
Peflon PTFE emulsion is formulated with a deep understanding of how specific properties drive final coating performance. We precisely control every critical variable so you receive a stable, consistent product — application after application.
- PTFE particle size distribution — tightly controlled for smooth, uniform film.
- Stabilizer type & dosage — matched to target substrate and bake schedule.
- Emulsion pH — held within spec to preserve shelf life and viscosity.
- Consistent viscosity — essential for smooth application and high-quality finish.
Temperature-Controlled Transportation
PTFE emulsion is damaged below 0 °C or above 35 °C. Peflon uses temperature-controlled packaging and containers in winter and summer so your dispersion arrives on-spec — reducing rework cost and improving final coating performance.
- Winter — insulated packaging keeps the dispersion above 0 °C.
- Summer — reefer containers hold the temperature below 35 °C.
Expert Partnership & Technical Support
We don't just sell a product — we deliver a complete solution. Our technical team supports every stage of your coating process:
- Technical support and on-site training for your coating line.
- Help selecting the right emulsion grade for your substrate.
- Formulation optimization for adhesion, release and durability.
- Troubleshooting partnership — we work with you until it works.
PTFE Coating Dispersion FAQ
What is PTFE dispersion for coating used for?
Aqueous PTFE dispersion is applied to metal cookware, bakeware, waffle plates, mold-release tooling and coated fabric or fiberglass, then baked to fuse a thin, non-stick, low-friction PTFE film. It delivers superior release, chemical resistance and high-temperature stability for both cookware and industrial coating lines.
What solid content and CAS number does Peflon PTFE coating dispersion have?
The stock PF-DT grade is a 60% solid-content aqueous dispersion of PTFE (CAS 9002-84-0), stabilized with nonionic surfactants. Custom solids and formulations are available on request for specific substrates and bake schedules.
Is Peflon PTFE dispersion PFOA-free and food-grade?
Yes. Peflon offers PFOA-free, PFAS-free, EU REACH compliant dispersion, including food-grade grades suitable for non-stick cookware and baking coatings that contact food.
How should PTFE coating dispersion be stored and shipped?
PTFE emulsion is damaged below 0 °C or above 35 °C, so it must be kept within that window. Peflon ships with temperature-controlled packaging in winter and reefer containers in summer so the dispersion arrives on-spec.
What is the difference between PTFE dispersion for coating and PTFE micropowder or molded PTFE?
A coating dispersion is a liquid you apply and bake into a thin film. PTFE micropowder is a dry additive blended into inks, lubricants and plastics for slip and wear resistance, while molded PTFE resin is pressed and sintered into solid parts such as rod, sheet and seals.
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PTFE Micropowder
PTFE micropowder additive for inks, lubricants, coatings and plastics to add slip and wear resistance.
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