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mechanical property retention over a wide range of temperatures and an ultra-low coefficient of
friction have enabled PTFE to establish itself in key market areas where it is effectively
indispensable. PTFE may have been a chance discovery for Roy Plunkett and his coworkers in
1938 but it was a vital one for many areas of industry.
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