Skived, sintered PTFE films are used as wire, cable barrier, insulation tapes and convoluted hose walls. Thicker skived PTFE film is used as a bearing material. They have higher tensile strength, specific gravity, and elongation than unsintered extruded PTFE films. These films cater to the chemical, electrical/electronic, food, industrial, mechanical, military/government, transportation markets.

Features include:
- Meets standards like MIL-P-22241B Type II, Grade A; MIL-W-22759
- Thicknesses range from 0.001" to 0.010" for wire, cable and laminate applications
- Thicknesses range from 0.015" to 0.250" for bearing applications
- Standard widths are 12", 24", 36", and 48" in continuous roll form
- Slit widths are available from 1/4" and up
- Specific gravity is 2.2 g/cc
- Tensile strength ranges from 3,000 psi to 6000 psi.
- Dielectric strength ranges from 1,700 vpm to 4,000 vpm