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Slippery Surfaces is a hands-on exhibit designed to illustrate one of the significant properties of the plastic known as PTFE (PolyTetraFluoroEthylene). This material has good resistance to most chemicals, but also has a very low coefficient of friction.
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The exhibit consists of a wooden frame in which pivots a metal-framed tray. This tray contains five rubber-coated wooden blocks which are free to slide from side to side in tracks that are made from various commonly available materials: (1) PVC (PolyVinylChloride) flooring, (2) non-slip PVC flooring, (3) Stainless steel, (4) Wood and (5) PTFE.
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Energy Source: |
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Width: |
1.5 m. |
Depth: |
1.2 m. |
Height: |
1.6 m. |
Weight: |
ca. 150 kg. |
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Finished product: |
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Full production manual: |
yes
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Finished product: |
Price category: |
C |
Full production manual: |
Price category: |
A |
Please contact the producer or the project
manager for detailed information.
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Catalyst,
Widnes, UK
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