Widely used for its exceptional chemical resistance and low friction, this material serves as a non-stick coating in cookware, preventing food from adhering during cooking. It is commonly used in industrial applications as a lining for pipes, valves, and pumps that handle corrosive chemicals. Due to its high thermal stability, it performs reliably in extreme temperature environments, making it suitable for use in automotive and aerospace components. It is also employed in electrical insulation because of its excellent dielectric properties. In the medical field, it is used in surgical devices and implants such as vascular grafts due to its biocompatibility. Additionally, it is found in seals, gaskets, and bearings where durability and minimal wear are critical.