Apr 6, 2019 · Unlike potentially health-threatening plastics such as PVC, ETFE is both easily recyclable and long-lasting, holding up to extreme climatic conditions. It is cost-effective to produce, and has...

An ETFE fabric facade offers a flexible and lightweight alternative to traditional glass cladding. Glass is sensitive to slight movements of the building’s primary structure whereas ETFE is not.

Originally invented by DuPont as an insulation material for the aeronautics industry, ETFE was not initially considered as a main-stream building material, its principle use being as an upgrade for the polythene sheet commonly used for green house polytunnels.

ETFE (Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene) is a transparent fluoropolymer material known for its exceptional properties. It is a lightweight and highly durable material that offers various benefits in different applications. ETFE is widely used in architectural, construction, and engineering projects for its remarkable performance characteristics.

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Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene, or ETFE, is a relatively new product within the tensile membrane industry in the United States, and it is growing in popularity. It is a fluorine based plastic that was developed to be strong across a wide range of temperatures and be highly resistive to corro-sion.

Versatile and lightweight, membrane structures are great for style, performance and budget. Our façade engineers pioneered the use of ETFE cladding – and are experts in fabric and tensioned membrane systems.

Sep 1, 2011 · ETFE is a copolymer of ethylene and tetrafluoroethylene and is known as a “tough polymer.” The material is extruded from a resin into highly transparent, strong and lightweight sheets commonly called foil.

TCI’s Reveal™ ETFE (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene) films are melt extruded fluoropolymer films ideally suited for architectural applications. ETFE foils/films, also known as ETFE fabric membranes, can be heat-sealed, thermoformed, and laminated to various substrates.