One of the material's first uses was in the Manhattan Project, where scientists endeavored to engineer the first atomic bomb. In this application, it was used as a coating for valves and seals on the pipes in uranium enrichment plants that would eventually provide the uranium needed for the bomb.Years later, PTFE was used for a much more domestic purpose when a French engineer created the first pan coated with it. Because of PTFE, non-stick pans are possible.

While you might be aware of these nonstick pans, we will return to the original topic of discussion: ptfe wires. PTFE wires are used every day in all kinds of situations because of one lucky little accident made by Plunkett so many years ago. Because of his "mistake" PTFE wire just so happens to boast fantastic chemical resistance, better electrical properties, and operating temperatures up to 500°F.

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