Tag Archives: high temperature polymer screws

Which Polymer Is Right for You?

Posted on July 24, 2019 by dean

PEEK, PVDF and PTFE all offer lightweight, electrical & thermal insulation and great corrosion resistance. But when it comes to strength, temperature, purity and corrosion, each has its niche. The newsletter points out which is best to use in different conditions. TEMPERATURE PEEK and PTFE screws offer excellent high temperature … Continue reading →

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Polymer or Metal Screws for High Temperatures

Posted on May 15, 2018 by dean

Q:  I’m working with a process that requires a constant operating temperature of 450F. Do I need to use a metal screw or is there a polymer that can handle this? A:  There are definitely polymers that can handle an environment of 450F. One option is a PEEK fastener. PEEK … Continue reading →

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