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NACOM FLOW CONTROLS INCORPORATED. dba NACOM INDUSTRIES. Whenever hostile environments exist (such as those in Semiconductor fab plants), NACOM'S PTFE DI WATER SPRAY GUNS are found mounted on wet benches and work process stations.
Designed for DI Water Spray PTFE/POLY constructed sprayers have become the accepted industry standard. This is because the gun may be exposed to corrosive acids thru operator handling. NACOM manufactures guns in both rear trigger style and front trigger styles for you to choose from. Both styles have excellent features and are fabricated to the original NACOM blueprinted designs. Our front trigger style gun is similar to a gun known as the Pistol Pete to somem and has has the NACOM Spray nozzle pattern like our rear trigger style. This style gun is a great addition to our exhisting lines of Spray guns , Nitrogen guns , Dispense guns . Nacom's PTFE Spray guns can come equipped with threaded nozzles. This threaded cap has a 1/8"fnpt for easy connection
for custom spray patterns such as fan spray patterns.
NACOM's PTFE Spray guns , Nitrogen guns, and Dispense guns are all the very best when it comes to quality and performance capabilities our guns are being manufactured to the blueprint designs and specs that originated with NACOM INDUSTRIES INC back in the early 80's. Our Rear trigger 100 series PTFE SPRAY GUNS and our Front trigger 300 series PTFE SPRAY GUNS are fabricated with PVDF pistons where all of the intimidators use Polypropylene.
When doing a search for PTFE Guns on line you will see many companies offering guns that are knock off copies of our guns. Why settle for an inferior knock off product when you can buy the very best . NACOM INDUSTRIES PTFE GUNS .
NACOM's PTFE GUNS are the very best in quality and performance capabilities and with that we warrant our guns with a 5 year warranty . ( When used in applications suited for the specified gun). This applies to our PTFE SPRAY GUNS , PTFE NITROGEN GUNS , and PTFE DISPENSE GUNS. Our guns work so well they can be found in service still going strong for over 10 plus years.
NACOM's PTFE NITROGEN GUNS deliver the optimum in anti-corrosion and protection and long lasting duties wherever harsh chemicals are used in the vicinity of N2 DISPENSING AND DRYING.
NACOM'S 300 SERIES FRONT TRIGGER PTFE SPRAY GUN available in 1/4 , 3/8, and 1/2 inch fnpt inlet connections. Sold with or without hose assemblies. ( hose assemblies include fittings to connect gun ).
This gun is perfect for spray/ rinse with DI Water and can be used to spray solvents. Popular with wet bench manufacturers. 9 out of 10 times you will find a NACOM GUN in high purity applications
NACOM'S 100 SERIES REAR TRIGGER PTFE SPRAY GUN available in 29/32 thread , 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 inch fnpt inlet connections. Sold with or without hose assemblies ( hose assemblies include fittings to connect gun) This gun is perfect for spray / rinse with DI Water and can be used to spray solvents. 9 out of 10 times you will find a NACOM GUN in high purity applications..
TEFLON is a registered Trademark name of the material POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE abbreviated PTFE.
To most TEFLON is a common word that best describes the material called POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE and TEFLON is a Registered trademark name of the material belonging to E.I DUPONT de NEMOURS CO. now known as CHEMOURS CO.. The material was discovered by accident on April 6 1938 by Dr Roy Plunkett and his assistant Jack Rebok while working at Duponts jackson laboratory in Edison New Jersey. They were running experiments with Freon refrigerants. The goal was to find something non toxic and non flammable than the Chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants like Sulfer dioxide and ammonia that was toxic, corrosive, and flammable.
They had made a batch of 100 lbs of Tetrafluoroethylene and stored the gas in iron cylinders and stored the canisters at temperatures conducive to dry ice until ready to be chlorinated.
The morning of April 6 1938 Dr plunkett instructed his assistant jack Rebok to set up test apparatus for the tetrafluoroethylene. Typically procedure would be to open valve on canister and the fluid would flow out. This time there was nothing to flow out as if it was empty.
Knowing the weight of the cylinder was upon storing it and it remained the same weight after storing it, they were puzzled so Dr Plunkett turned the cylinder upside down and some white powder had come out onto work bench. they scraped around some of the inside the cylinder with wire to get some more of the powder. Dr Plunkett recalled what they got out of the cylinder certainly didnt add up, so he knew there must be more inside. Eventually the two men decided to cut open the cylinder and found even more inside packed to the bottom and sides He stated what they determined was when the tetrafluoroethylene gas that was stored in the iron cylinders had reacted in the iron the canister was made out of.
This gave you POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE, the white waxy type material which was non flammable and corrosion resistant. They realized the material was diiferent and had potential,
One of the first projects PTFE was used in was the Manhattan project where they used PTFE to line pipes and valves . In 1946 KINETIC CHEMICALS which was a partnership between Dupont and General motors trademarked the name TEFLON to describe POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE. Later the trademark name was transferred to Dupont .
Being that the name Teflon was originally registered to Kinetic Chemicals, then later Dupont ,anyone using the word Teflon in any way, whether it was in print or any other form the person or company using the word was to acknowledge that for the word TEFLON by putting the R and who it was registered on the page that mentioned the word TEFLON. . That was the way it was for many years, In the early 2000 years when the internet had established itself DuPont got creative and someone came up with the idea to charge a licensing fee for anyone using the word Teflon in literature or basically anything. The fee would be based on the dollar amount of Teflon one had used over the previous year. Being that NACOM uses a lot of PTFE in the product we make( our product line ) after giving much thought to it NACOM has elected to not use the word Teflon in our literature, thus is why we dropped the domain teflonsprayguns.com and kept ptfesprayguns.com and will refrain from using the word Teflon in any literature or website we operate or produce.
NACOM DOES OWN THE DOMAIN AND WEBSITE TEFLONVALVE.COM and again we refrain from using the word Teflon when describing PTFE. Because NACOM does manufacture 90% of our product line out of virgin PTFE which is alot of PTFE . NACOM does not use strictly Dupont PTFE therefore it would be impossible to figure the dollar amount of PTFE we used the previous year. In addition to Dupont NACOM does use PTFE produced by 3M and other qualified companies producing PTFE in the United states that sell virgin PTFE resin and solid material that is considered as good as DuPont material or better. All material NACOM uses is guaranteed and certification documentation is on file for review by written request.
NACOM does not use any material that is produced or associated with CHINA , RUSSIA.
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Nacom Industries is a manufacturer of PTFE SPRAY GUNS are used in applications with deionized water for the utmost in high purity and the process fluids remain contamination free.
Our PTFE NITROGEN GUNS are used with filtered Nitrogen or Purified Air in providing the utmost care while drying product . All Nacom PTFE N2 Guns are equipped with a .45 micron disposable and replacable filter cartridge that is long lasting. Additional filter cartridges are available in bags of 10, 50 , and 100 cartridges per bag.
Our PTFE DISPENSE GUNS are equipped with a long PTFE Snout nozzle to eliminate spilling when dispensing fluids into bottle neck containers. Our Dispense guns are equipped for use with fluids including Sulfuric acids and other corrosive fluids.
When DI SPRAY GUNS are being used in high purity applications using Deionized water that must continue to recirculate to prevent fluid stagnation we offer our RECIRC series PTFE DI SPRAY GUNS. Designed and fabricated with all internal parts being virgin PTFE and uses no orings at all with this style gun.
Note when ordering Dispense guns for use with corrosive fluids you must advise factory when ordering to ensure guns are equipped with Kalrez orings replacing the standard EP or Viton orings.
NACOM manufactures a large family of high purity valves, fittings, spray guns , and pumps fabricated from virgin grade PTFE.
For additional information on this product or any other product manufactured by NACOM please refer to our full website
http://www.nacomindustries.com
For more info on this product and other high purity products you can go to the following websites
http://www.teflonvalve.com , http://www.nacomindustries.com