PTFE tubing can withstand extreme temperatures, ranging from -200°C to +260°C (-328°F to +500°F). This high temperature tolerance allows Teflon tube pipes to be used in applications involving hot fluids, steam, and in environments with fluctuating temperatures.

PTFE is known for its low coefficient of friction, which reduces resistance to fluid flow and minimizes energy loss. This property makes Teflon tubing suitable for applications requiring smooth fluid transfer, such as in pneumatic systems, hydraulic systems, and high-performance applications.

• PTFE has a non-stick surface that repels contaminants and facilitates easy cleaning. This feature is advantageous in applications where cleanliness and purity are critical, such as food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and semiconductor industries.

• Chemical Processing: Teflon tube pipes are widely used in chemical processing industries for transporting corrosive chemicals, acids, and solvents due to their exceptional chemical resistance.

• Medical and Pharmaceutical: PTFE tubing is used in medical devices and pharmaceutical manufacturing for fluid transfer, where biocompatibility, chemical resistance, and purity are critical.

• Food and Beverage: Teflon tube pipes are FDA-approved for food contact applications and are used in food processing and beverage industries for conveying fluids safely.

• Automotive: In automotive applications, PTFE tubing is used for fuel lines, brake systems, and hydraulic systems due to its chemical resistance and durability.

• Aerospace: Teflon tube pipes are used in aerospace applications for fuel lines, hydraulic systems, and pneumatic systems due to their temperature resistance and reliability in extreme conditions