PTFE-lined corrosion-resistant pipes, after years of actual use, factors directly affecting their service life and stable performance include temperature, pressure, and medium. High-quality materials and advanced manufacturing processes are the quality assurance of PTFE-lined products. Steel-lined PTFE straight pipes are commonly known as loose-lining pipes.

The features are as follows:

One: High operating temperature; under conditions of strong corrosive mediums, it can meet temperatures ranging from -60°C to 200°C, within which all chemical mediums can be accommodated.

Two: Vacuum-resistant - Can be used under vacuum conditions; in chemical production, local vacuum states often occur due to cooling, longitudinal discharge, and asynchronous operation of pumps and valves.

Three: High Pressure Resistance – Within the temperature range, it can withstand a working pressure of up to 3 MPa.

Four: Anti-Penetrability - Utilizing superior PTFE resin, processed into a high-density, thick PTFE lining layer through advanced lining technology, providing the product with excellent anti-penetrability.

Five: Overall molded sintering process lining solves the problem of steel and fluorocarbon cold heat expansion, achieving simultaneous expansion and contraction.

Six: Utilizes standardized size configurations, particularly for piping used in chemical pipelines, where pipe fittings offer strong interchangeability, greatly facilitating installation and spare parts supply.