3M Perfluoropolyether Oil Replacement TUW Series, Long Lasting Lubrication Solution for High Temperature and Corrosive Environments
2025-02-25
Perfluoropolyether is a kind of high temperature lubrication material, which is characterized by high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, low surface tension and so on, and is widely used in electronics, aerospace, aviation, automotive, chemical industry and so on.3M: 3M has been investing in the research and development of perfluoropolyether products since the 1950s, and has become a leading company in the field of perfluoropolyether. Its products mainly include two series, Krytox and Fluorinert, of which Krytox has a wide range of applications and can be used for lubrication of high-speed bearings and electronics industry, while Fluorinert is mainly used in semiconductors and electronics, etc. 3M will withdraw from the development of perfluoropolyether products this year. Since 3M company will quit the R&D and production of perfluoropolyether products in this year, so our company will launch the products which can replace perfluoropolyether products.
Among the perfluoropolyether oil series products are:
TUW-90
TUW-130
TUW-170
TUW-200
TUW-200
TUW-235
TUW-270
TUW-7100
TUW-7200
TUW-7300
TUW-7500
Among the perfluoropolyether oil series products are:
TUW-90
TUW-130
TUW-170
TUW-200
TUW-200
TUW-235
TUW-270
TUW-7100
TUW-7200
TUW-7300
TUW-7500
3M Novec Supplies Ring Alarm Bells at End of Quarter as Production Risks Surge, Tuwchem a Reliable Alternative
The Surging Demand for Immersion Liquid Cooling in the Wave of the Digital Economy
Related Article
Perfluoroalkyl sulfonate‑based fluorinated flame‑retardant additives can render transparent polycarbonate achieve UL94 V‑0 flame‑retardant rating at ultra‑low loading of several ten‑thousandths, while fully preserving the optical transparency of the material. This represents a key technical breakthrough in flame‑retardant modification of engineering plastics.
Fluorine‑Containing High‑Efficiency Flame‑Retardant Additives: Resolving the Industry‑Wide Dilemma of “Flame Retardancy vs. Transparency” for Polycarbonate
PCB protection represents an indispensable "final mile" in electronic manufacturing. Conformal coating, a long-established industry standard, has met mass production demands for decades. Nano-coating, an emerging alternative, is rapidly gaining market traction with ultra-thin film, superior protection and streamlined processes. Which one should you choose? This article features a core comparison table to help you finalize your selection in five minutes.
Conformal Coating vs Nano-Coating: A Complete Comparison Table for Selection
When designing liquid cooling solutions or selecting fluids for cleaning processes, engineers almost invariably face the same dilemma: with such a vast array of fluorinated liquid grades available, how do you pick the right one?
Boiling Points Ranging from 40°C to 270°C What Factors Should You Prioritize When Selecting Fluorinated Liquids?
As consumers pay increasing attention to the tactile experience of skincare products upon application, a special material derived from fluorochemical engineering is quietly revolutionizing the underlying logic of cosmetic formulations. Perfluoropolyether (PFPE) oil, has rapidly emerged as a star additive for high-end cosmetics in recent years, thanks to its signature silky slip with zero greasy residue.
Perfluoropolyether (PFPE) Oil as Cosmetic Additive: Core Edge – Silky Slip Without Greasiness