Polytetrafluoroethylene Mouse Feet PTFE Material Curve Shape

Polytetrafluoroethylene Mouse Feet PTFE Material Curve Shape

Rounded edges are designed to prevent any dragging on uneven surfaces.

The characteristic of PTFE mouse skates is withstanding high temperature, abrasion-resistant as well. Widely used under mouse so as to make it move smoother and more consistent, and where temperature is high. In some case, UPE is used to reduced cost otherwise, can take the place of PTFE.

All kinds of mouse skates can be produced upon your requirement, whatever the shape it looks like, wherever it is used. For game mouse and home mouse, our product can exactly fill the cavity without gap, no hunch-up will be found after applying.

Main market: Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Mexico

The CAS No. and main materials of PTFE are listed as below:

What are mouse skates?

Mouse skates are the smooth feet under a mouse. Normally made of PTFE or UPE material. It is designed after the plastic mouse shell is fixed. Then the diecut supplier would make a tooling according to the cave drawing, and produce the mouse skates with this tooling.

Mouse skates may have different shapes and constructions to match different kinds of mouses and make them more efficient.

Baolv Co., was founded in year 2003, is a professional manufacturer of die-cutting parts such as double-sided adhesive tape, high temperature tape, PTFE mouse skates, PTFE skate of waterborne painter, EVA/PU/PE/CR/EPDM foam pad, silicon rubber, electroconductive foam and fabric, copper and alumilum foil, PET/PC/PVC mylar, etc. These products are widely used in computer, waterborne paint sprayer, medical equipment, home appliance, optoelectronics, toy, auto, leather product, mobile phone, commincation product and so on. This company locates in the world manufacturing ceter, Guangdong Province, China, with self-owned 2000 square meters. It has many years of experiences in production technology.

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