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How Producing commercially viable fuel cells & hydrogen electrolysers is a critical requirement for bringing sustainable energy sources closer to consumers.

 

Saint-Gobain offers a variety of fluoropolymer films, polyimide films and complex laminated solutions that solve major challenges in electrical insulation applications.

 

Capacitors are indispensable to modern electronics. These passive components are comprised of multiple conductors separated by a dielectric material, which allows them to store a charge in the form of an electrostatic field.

 

Chemically inert and thermally resistant, fluoropolymer films can be sterilized to extend the lifetime of a device or component while keeping it safe and reliable.

 

So, how do these functional coatings work, and why are they necessary to combat a charge on contacting surfaces?

 

Fortunately, PTFE films offer a range of additional benefits that enable their use in a range of applications.

 

NORFILM™ Optical Films are advantageous to smartphone applications as they excel in the very areas that facilitate end-user satisfaction, such as scratch-resistance.

 

The role of fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) films in resin 3D printers and what makes FEP films so uniquely suited in the process.

 

Suitable for filtering variety of liquids and gases, microporous PTFE membranes are used in many of the medical, laboratory and industrial instruments. 

 

FLUOROWRAP® wire and cable films are a series of high-performance fluoropolymer composites based on polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).

 

NORFILM® surface protection films are designed to preserve vehicle finishes from new to aftermarket applications.

 

Saint-Gobain Specialty Films explores solar front sheets in more detail with a focus on the enhanced performance of panels equipped with ETFE films.

 

 

Saint-Gobain Specialty Films provide a proprietary range of CHEMFILM® Flex Barriers that are engineered from the highest quality virgin polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) resins to tight tolerances.

 

For applications such as aircraft manufacturing, composite molding is preferable for engineering custom shapes with extremely tight tolerances.

 

 

Two materials from CHEMFILM® high performance films have been qualified by Universal Laser Systems for laser processing applications.