PTFE Powder · CAS 9002-84-0

Industrial-Grade PTFE / Teflon Powder

Peflon PTFE powder — polytetrafluoroethylene resin for coatings, lubricants, paste extrusion and molding. EU regulatory compliant, stable bulk supply, competitive pricing with expert technical support.

  • Reliable Bulk Supply
  • Premium & Consistent
  • EU Regulatory Compliant
  • Expert Technical Support

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9002-84-0CAS Number
−200 to 260 °CService Temperature
5 FormsFine · Molding · Micro · Filled · Pre-sintered
3 ProcessesMolding · Extrusion · Additive
Introduction

What is PTFE / Teflon Powder?

PTFE powder — also known as polytetrafluoroethylene powder (CAS 9002-84-0) or Teflon powder — is a high-performance fluoropolymer resin with a service temperature range from −200 °C to +260 °C (−328 °F to +500 °F). Renowned for high thermal stability, non-stick performance and exceptional chemical resistance, it is ideal for coatings, lubricants, paste extrusion and compression molding processes across the widest range of industrial applications.

By Process

Teflon Powder by Processing Method

Different processing routes determine the final product's use and characteristics — choose the grade that matches your process.

Molding

Molding PTFE Powder

Includes automatic molding, isostatic molding and compression molding — pressed and sintered into gaskets, seals and billets.

PTFE Fine powder resin
Extrusion

Extrusion Grade Teflon Powder

Teflon fine powder by paste extrusion — tubes, tapes and wires. Presintered PTFE resin by ram extrusion — solid rods.

Peflon PFA micropowder next to elastomer O-ring seals
Additives

Teflon Powder for Additives & Fillers

PTFE micropowder and PTFE nanopowder — used as a performance additive or filler in inks, lubricants and coatings.

By Form

Peflon PTFE Powder by Product Form

Five product lines — ultra-fine for premium coatings through granular resins for compression and automatic molding. Each grade is engineered for consistent quality and processing efficiency, and produced to recognized specifications such as ASTM D4894 for PTFE molding resins.

Fine Powder

PTFE Fine Powder

White loose powder. D50 300–950 μm. Processed by paste extrusion. For extruded tube, rod, film, sealing tape, wire & cable, elastic band and fiber.

Molding Powder

PTFE Molding Powder (Granular Resin)

White, impurity-free powder. D50 15–300 μm. Processed by compression molding — excellent for sheets, rods, billets with good mechanical and chemical performance.

Micropowder

PTFE Micropowder (Coatings & Additives)

White free-flowing powder. D50 1–15 μm. For sub-micron grades down to PTFE nanopowder, see our dedicated grade. Ultra-fine for smooth non-stick surfaces — blends into elastomers, inks, PP, lubricants and electronics.

Filled Compound

Filled PTFE Compounds (Enhanced)

Blended powder reinforced with glass fiber, carbon or graphite. Improved creep resistance, dimensional stability and wear performance — for demanding applications.

Pre-sintered

PTFE Pre-sintered Resin

White medium-particle resin. D50 300–900 μm. Excellent heat resistance. Made from molding powder — suitable for pipes, rods, sheets and tubes.

Applications

Applications of Peflon PTFE Resins

Recommended for electrostatic spraying, non-stick coatings, industrial coatings, lubricants, inks, engineering plastics and rubber elastomer modification.

PTFE Rod

Chemical, mechanical, electronic and electrical — corrosion-resistant parts, seals and insulators.

PTFE Skived Film

Electronic, electrical, chemical and mechanical industries — insulation and process film.

Sealing Tape

Pipe-thread sealing for chemical, petroleum, natural gas and related industries.

Peflon PTFE pre-sintered resin compression-molded sheet

Molding Sheet

Chemical equipment, seals, insulation and mechanical gaskets.

Electrostatic spray coating application with PFA powder

PTFE Powder Coating

Non-stick cookware coatings — less oil, easier cleanup, healthier cooking.

PFA micropowder additive in printing ink pigments

PTFE Ink

Printing on electronics, textiles and industrial equipment — thin, durable protective film.

Why Peflon · 01

Premium & Consistent PTFE Powder

Our PTFE powder is manufactured under strict quality control to guarantee exceptional batch-to-batch consistency. Reliable performance across every downstream use — from seals to cookware coatings.

  • Reduced production failures
  • Minimized customer complaints
  • Confidence in every batch — for distributors and manufacturers alike

Peflon PTFE Micronized powder
Peflon PTFE Reefer containers
Why Peflon · 02

Reliable Bulk Supply & Global Logistics

Reliable bulk supply of PTFE powder with a strong global logistics network — prompt, efficient delivery wherever you are. A seamless supply chain helps you avoid costly delays and downtime.

  • Large-volume bulk availability
  • Worldwide delivery network
  • Dependable partner for large-scale global operations

Related Fluoropolymers

Related Fluoropolymer Products

Peflon also supplies FEP, PFA, PCTFE, ETFE and PVDF raw materials — contact us for details and free samples.

PFA Resin

PFA Material Supplier | Peflon

PFA resin for high-purity tubing, linings and chemical-resistant components.

FEP Resin material

FEP

FEP resin for melt-processed film, tubing and cable jacketing.

PCTFE

PCTFE resin for high-barrier film, seals and cryogenic components.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the service temperature range of PTFE powder?

PTFE powder operates reliably from −200 °C up to +260 °C (−328 °F to +500 °F) — suitable for cryogenic as well as high-temperature service across chemical, electrical and mechanical applications.

What's the difference between Fine Powder and Molding Powder?

Fine powder (D50 300–950 μm) is processed by paste extrusion for tubes, tapes and wire insulation. Molding powder (D50 15–300 μm) is processed by compression molding for sheets, rods and billets.

What is PTFE micropowder used for?

PTFE micropowder (D50 1–15 μm, including 1.6 μm grades) is used as a performance additive — blended into elastomers, coatings, inks, printing toners, lubricants and plastic compounds to reduce friction and improve wear resistance.

Are Peflon PTFE powders compliant with EU regulations?

Yes. All Peflon PTFE powder grades are EU regulatory compliant — full documentation and certificates of analysis are provided with every shipment.

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Technical Articles

Specifying and processing PTFE powder raises real questions on material choice, cost and performance. Our technical library shares practical guidance from the Peflon team.

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