Safety Notes on Using PTFE Composite Materials
Minimal hazard in use is readily assured. Strict observation of the following suggestions should minimize hazards in use of RT/duroid® and RO3000® series® laminates for microwave applications. Users are urged to become familiar with the information covered in the attached bibliography. The two processing areas where hazards particular to all PTFE composite materials are most likely to be encountered are machining operations and bonding operations at elevated temperatures.
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