PPS and Ryton® Coating

Chemical resistance at high temperatures

Chemical resistance in a thin-film form

Benefits of PPS and Ryton® Coatings:

  • Non-stick
  • Low Coefficient of Friction
  • Abrasion Resistance
  • Heat Resistance
  • Chemical Resistance

PPS and Ryton® Coating – Chemical resistance at high temperatures

PPS (polyphenylene sulfide)/Ryton® is a resin bonded polymer coating with outstanding resistance to chemical reactivity and thermal degradation. This coating is virtually unaffected by any solvent to 500°F, making it a popular alternative for use in the chemical processing industry. PPS coatings may be used by themselves for excellent corrosion and chemical resistance, and also function as an effective primer with the use of a top coat. In addition to its thermal and chemical advantages, PPS also offers excellent abrasion and wear resistance.

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