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ePTFE membrane films

History has it that ePTFE membrane films were invented as far back in the 1960s. The material used for these films is PTFE smoothened over glass. These tiny holes are formed in the material while this stretching is taking place. These types of holes are too small for solid objects to pass through, but big enough air and even some liquids can. That means that microporous ePTFE membranes can function like a sieve, where they allow some things to pass through and keep others at bay.

This material especially dramatically touched up production in almost every imaginable industry, ranging from hospitals to factories. One of the few advantages ePTFE membrane films have is that it can retain particles with varying sizes. As such, they are perfect for filtering the air and water (and even quite a few medical applications). They are designed to filter bad particles and play an essential role in keeping individuals, as well the environment free from harm.

The versatility of ePTFE membrane films in various industries

Due to the exceptional properties of these membranes, they are widely used in many areas. As an illustration, you usually see them on outdoor clothing. What these films do is that they make the fabrics breathable - so air can flow in, but also waterproof - to keep water out. More than useful for those actively playing outside and drying up quickly while maintaining comfort.

Likely to increase even further, as we move into the era of people that care must about environment safety and sustainability ePTFE membrane films increasingly be used. Due to their capacity of filtering the very fine sized particles without a chance of fouling, these creatures can be used for cleaning dirty water and other effluents.

Why choose Unique ePTFE membrane films?

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