Virgin vs Filled PTFE
The appropriate PTFE construction depends on media, temperature, load and the required behavior in service. State the application requirement.
DRAWING-BASED CUSTOM PARTS
Chemically resilient PTFE gaskets machined or cut for demanding fluid, process and laboratory sealing interfaces.
Include the media, temperature, pressure, flange condition and drawing so the material construction can be reviewed.

PTFE gasket stock is converted into flat rings, washers and complex profiles where chemical compatibility and non-stick behaviour take priority. Grade selection—virgin, expanded or filled—helps balance creep resistance, compressibility and media exposure.
PTFE is valued for its broad resistance to many chemicals, low surface energy and high service temperature compared with common elastomers.
Typical values for reference only. Final material grade, tolerance and dimensional capability are confirmed after drawing review.
| Part type | Custom PTFE gasket |
|---|---|
| Available materials | PTFE constructions subject to project review |
| Thickness range | Material and joint dependent |
| Maximum sheet / part size | Project dependent |
| Profile tolerance | Drawing review required |
| Thickness tolerance | Material grade dependent |
| Adhesive options | Not typically required |
| Delivery format | Individual parts or nested sheets |
| Media / temperature | Application and construction dependent |
MATERIAL SELECTION
Use this as a starting point only; the selected grade and construction are confirmed against the drawing and application.
| Material | Construction | Review Focus | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTFE | PTFE material options | Confirm creep, media, temperature and clamp load | Specialty chemical and low-friction applications |
PRODUCT EXAMPLES





CONVERTING OPTIONS
Material creep, flange finish and bolt-load distribution are reviewed before choosing virgin versus filled or expanded PTFE.
DESIGN REVIEW
Practical points to include when selecting foam and preparing a drawing for review.
The appropriate PTFE construction depends on media, temperature, load and the required behavior in service. State the application requirement.
PTFE can respond differently under sustained clamp load. Joint design and compressed thickness should be reviewed together.
Compatibility requires the actual media, concentration, temperature and exposure conditions, not a general chemical-resistance claim.
Flange finish, bolt pattern, available load and gasket geometry affect the selected construction and sealing outcome.
PTFE gasket selection should consider the specific media, temperature, pressure, flange finish, clamp load and the selected PTFE construction.
Joints that cannot maintain controlled bolt load, high-vibration flanges without support, or applications requiring a highly elastic gasket.
PROJECT DELIVERY
Available options are confirmed against the selected material, drawing and order requirements.
| Capability | Options |
|---|---|
| Cutting | CNC knife cutting / die cutting after drawing review |
| Adhesive | Not typically required |
| Delivery format | Individual parts / nested sheets |
| Prototype | Project review available |
| Production | Prototype to production-volume review |
| Drawing formats | PDF / DXF / DWG / STEP |
| Inspection | Critical requirements confirmed during drawing review |
| Secondary operations | Nested layouts and kit packing where suitable |
No drawing available? Send the flange geometry, fluid, temperature, pressure and clamp conditions for feasibility review.
PTFE is reviewed when the application conditions, media, temperature, load and joint design support an appropriate PTFE construction.
Sustained clamp load, temperature, gasket thickness and flange condition should all be reviewed because PTFE response is construction and application dependent.
Yes. Include the full bolt pattern, cutouts and critical sealing dimensions on the drawing.
Provide the actual media, concentration, temperature, pressure and exposure duration for review.
Individual and nested-sheet delivery can be reviewed around the assembly workflow.
Provide the joint and service conditions so the construction can be considered as part of a project review.
Prototype feasibility depends on construction, geometry, quantity and required delivery format.
Yes. CAD files, PDFs, dimensioned sketches and clear reference images can be reviewed for a custom quotation.
Include the drawing, material preference if known, critical dimensions, quantity and the application environment.
The manufacturing route is reviewed against the material, profile, critical requirements, quantity and delivery format rather than assumed from the part name.
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