Usa Industrials BULK-PS-PTFE-968 Virgin Ptfe Sheet

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-PS-PTFE-968 is a virgin-grade polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) plastic sheet designed for industrial, mechanical, and chemical-process applications. At 1/16 inch thick and 36 inches wide by 3 feet long, this sheet provides a ready-to-cut stock material with a dimensional tolerance of plus or minus 0.010 inch. Virgin PTFE offers superior chemical resistance, low friction, and broad temperature performance compared to reprocessed grades. Plumbers, HVAC technicians, mechanical contractors, and industrial fabricators commonly use PTFE sheet for gaskets, seals, liner panels, and custom fabricated components.

This sheet suits a wide range of trade and industrial uses including fabricating custom flange gaskets, chemical-resistant liners, slide pads, and valve seats. The white color and virgin-grade material make it appropriate for applications where material purity and contamination control matter, such as chemical processing, food-grade plumbing, and laboratory installations. Its dimensions make it suitable for bench-top cutting to size with standard shop tools.

Key Features

• Virgin PTFE material grade for consistent purity and performance
• 1/16 inch thickness with plus or minus 0.010 inch dimensional tolerance
• 36 inch width by 3 foot length provides generous cut-to-size stock
• White color, non-porous surface suitable for clean and chemical-process environments
• Naturally low coefficient of friction for use in slide, bearing, and seal applications
• Broad chemical resistance compatible with most acids, bases, and solvents

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose virgin PTFE stock sheet for fabrication of gaskets, seals, liners, and custom parts across plumbing, HVAC, chemical processing, and industrial mechanical applications.

Installation Notes

Cutting and fabrication of PTFE sheet should be performed by a qualified tradesperson using appropriate shop tools such as a band saw, jigsaw, or sharp utility knife and straightedge. PTFE is soft and machinable but can creep under sustained compressive load, so account for this when designing gasket or seal assemblies. Follow applicable system codes, including IPC or IFGC guidelines, when using fabricated PTFE components in piping or gas-train assemblies. Always verify that the fabricated part dimensions and thickness meet the pressure and temperature requirements of the specific system before installation.