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When one mentions the term “nonstick”, the name “Teflon” is very likely to pop up. Teflon’s applications – and its nonstick properties – are responsible for its popularity in the modern world. While a lot has been said and heard about Teflon the brand, how much do you know about the Teflon coating process? Chances are, not much. To begin with, Teflon is the shortened form, and the trade name, used for the mainstay material known as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). It is essentially a plastic-type (fluoropolymers) that is composed of tetrafluoroethylene molecules (TFE). Further to the nonstick feature, a Teflon spray coating equips implements with many features. Meanwhile, what makes Teflon coatings a hot favorite is its compatibility with other materials. PTFE works well on materials such as steel, brass aluminum, glass, fiberglass, types of rubber, plastics, and magnesium. Considering Teflon’s dynamicity, we thought it would be interesting to walk you through the behind-the-scenes of ...

In the modern world, it is close to impossible that one does not know what Teflon® is and stands for. Broadly speaking, Teflon is the abbreviated name used for Polytetrafluoroethylene or PTFE.  It is characterized as a dynamic, opaque, and ivory white plastic fluoropolymer that is composed of tetrafluoroethylene molecules that are subjected to free-radical polymerization. Almost every modern kitchen is likely to have at least one kitchen utensil or accessory that is Teflon®-made. Teflon® is capable of doing wonderful things to kitchenware and cookware. That’s not all, the use and benefits of Teflon® are far-reaching and that’s why it is omnipresent in many industries (aerospace, pharmaceuticals, food, and beverage, etc). Teflon’s signature coating provides safety, protection, and longevity like none other.  Irrespective of the industry you may belong to, you will experience the advantages of Teflon® at some point or another. In this blog, we aspire to list out the numerous ben...

PTFE may seem to be heavily technical and scientific jargon. But in fact, PTFE is rather uncomplicated and simple to understand. And for all you know you may have PTFE coexisting with other essentials in your kitchen. To give you a more detailed introduction, PTFE is world-renowned by its brand name – Teflon. You may have a handful of non-stick pans and pots in your kitchen, and in all likelihood they are Teflon-coated.  PTFE is the abbreviated form of polytetrafluoroethylene. It was discovered by Roy Plunkett, a scientist, in 1938. Within a decade, PTFE became a regular sighting on market shelves around the world under the Teflon brand. Ever since then, Teflon has become a brand synonymous with non-stick kitchen products. As far as PTFE industrial coating is concerned, it is developed by baking and melting fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) which enables it to give a non-porous film on products it is applied to. To give you more insight into PTFE industrial coating, let’s shed l...