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“Elastic” Bellows and Diaphragms Made of PTFE

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Stefan Bock
Thursday, 20 August 2026 / Published in Blog
Bellows and Diaphragms Made of PTFE
Can PTFE components replace rubber seals? Bellows and diaphragms are used in engineering as so-called “hermetic seals” that can seal moving components without leakage.Both technical terms actually originate from names for thin membranes of animal origin.Historically, these were initially used to make drinking bladders and bellows.Today, these terms refer to components that are clamped between
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PFAS – the next Asbestos?

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Stefan Bock
Monday, 20 July 2026 / Published in Blog
PFAS free materials
An Attempt to Draw Historical Parallels Many of our customers ask us: What does the future hold for PTFE and fluoropolymers? With so many stakeholders, politicians, media organizations, lobbyists, companies, and consumer advocacy groups around the world involved in the discussion and seeking to influence its direction, making a precise prediction is virtually impossible. In
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Permeation of UHMW-PE: Requirements in the Beverage Filling Industry

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Stefan Bock
Monday, 20 July 2026 / Published in Blog
Permeation Test Apparatus, Beverage Filling Industry
A Comparison with PTFE Why Does Permeation Matter in Beverage Filling? Bottled beverages, especially beer, should reach consumers with minimal loss of quality. If oxygen enters the product during the filling process, chemical reactions may occur that can alter the composition of the beverage, affect its flavor, and even reduce its shelf life. Both outcomes
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Hydrogen seals

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Stefan Bock
Monday, 20 July 2026 / Published in Blog, Hydrogen Seals
Hydrogen Seals Made from High-Performance Plastics
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PFAS: The restrictions could go even further.

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Stefan Bock
Friday, 10 July 2026 / Published in Blog, PFAS
PFAS Restrictions
What PFAS-free alternatives are there to PTFE gaskets? What means PFAS? PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are compounds in which the hydrogen atoms attached to a carbon atom have been completely replaced by fluorine atoms. Within this subgroup of substances, PFOA (perfluorooctanoic acid) and PFOS (perfluorooctane sulfonic acid) have now been banned. These compounds (also
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Does a scraper really remove “everything”?

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Stefan Bock
Friday, 10 July 2026 / Published in Blog
Basic Principle of a Dry-Running Scraper
In hydraulics, seals are “kept alive” by a lubricating film. Standard scrapers from the catalog are usually made of a wide variety of elastomers, such as NBR, EPDM, or PU. If rods are moved through them, they must be lubricated, as running them dry would lead to stick-slip, noise, high friction, and/or excessive wear. For
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What can a product line made of pure PTFE do?

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Stefan Bock
Friday, 10 July 2026 / Published in Blog
Pure PTFE tubing
Teflon® tubing for beverages and other pure media » a simple solution with many advantages. In the beverage filling industry, thick-walled molded PTFE hoses have become the standard for connecting product distributors and valves over the past several years. Previously, it was common practice in process engineering to use stainless steel-jacketed hoses with polytetrafluoroethylene liners
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Plastic plain bearings with minimal play?

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Stefan Bock
Friday, 10 July 2026 / Published in Blog
Plastic plain bearings with minimal play
Do injection-molded guide elements meet the requirements of mechanical engineering? Plastic plain bearings have now become established in mechanical engineering and automation technology as an alternative to bushings made of bearing metals. While brass bushings require lubrication, the so-called“Igus® bushings”can generally be operated in a dry-running mode. (Igus® is a registered trademark of IGUS GmbH,
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PFAS-freie, wärmeformbeständige Kunststoffe

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Stefan Bock
Sunday, 01 March 2026 / Published in Blog
Stand der Technik Aus welchem Material werden Faltenbälge und Membranen für die Lebensmittelindustrie, insbesondere die Getränketechnologie hergestellt? PTFE und modifiziertes PTFE sind bisher immer noch gesetzt, wenn es um hermetische Dichtungen geht. Ausschlaggebend ist die notwendige Biegewechselfestigkeit, die chemische Beständigkeit und die physiologische Unbedenklichkeit. Im Vordergrund steht die Wärmebeständigkeit des Werkstoffes, da dieser vor allem
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