Product Details: PTFE High-Temperature Coated Cloth Splash Guard
Overview
This splash guard is engineered using premium Teflon (PTFE) high-temperature coated fabric, designed to provide reliable protection at flange and pipe connections where hazardous liquids, acids, alkalis, or high-temperature media may leak or spray. It offers long-term durability and superior chemical resistance, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments.
Key Features
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High-temperature PTFE coated glass-fiber cloth
Provides excellent thermal insulation, chemical resistance, and anti-adhesion performance for long service life. -
PTFE high-strength braided rope connector
The guard is secured using a strong PTFE rope and three-wire buried-thread manufacturing, ensuring tight installation, secure fastening, and high durability under continuous stress. -
Wide temperature resistance
Operates safely from –35°C to +230°C, suitable for both low-temperature and high-temperature process lines. -
Superior chemical resistance
Resistant to acids, alkalis, organic solvents, and corrosive chemical vapors, maintaining stability in harsh environments. -
Leak-splash protection
Installed around flange connections to prevent dangerous liquid spray-outs, protecting workers and nearby equipment. -
Flexible and reusable
Soft PTFE-coated cloth construction allows easy installation, removal, and re-installation during maintenance.
Applications
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Chemical processing plants
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Oil & gas pipelines
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Pharmaceutical and food plants
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Acid/alkali transfer systems
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High-temperature or corrosive fluid lines
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Any flange connection requiring splash-out containment
Material Composition
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Outer layer: PTFE-coated glass fiber fabric
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Fastening system: PTFE high-strength braided rope
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Stitching: Imported multi-thread (three-wire) PTFE high-temperature thread
Performance Benefits
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Non-flammable and temperature-stable
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No absorption or degradation by chemicals
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Anti-stick, easy-clean surface
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Long service life even under heavy use
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