Oil Slick Sheet Labratory Grade PTFE Roll Solvent Resistant Alternative to Parchment Paper, 48x16"
Key features
- •A disposable alternative to parchment paper; the Slick Sheet is a laboratory grade PTFE film. Slick Sheet is 100% Resistant to Non-Polar Solvents and rated for direct, long term, solvent exposure. Slick Sheet is an ideal liner for collection vessels and evaporation dishes and has excellent heat transfer up to 500°F.
- •Drip mat for Botanical Extraction , Other uses for Slick Sheet are: Packaging for sticky extracts, Liner for various extraction apparatus, Vacuum chamber inserts, Non-stick sleeves for glass on glass joints, Use whenever an ultra glossy appearance is desired
- •Helpful Hints: Feel free to cut, fold, score and re-use the Slick Sheet. However, repeated folding and creasing can wrinkle the surface and impact non-stick performance over time. Sharp tools are not recommended for use with the Slick Sheet. For a pristine result, inspect your Slick Sheet for airborne debris before each use. DO NOT OVERHEAT. Heat in excess of 500°F may damage the Slick Sheet.
Oil Slick Sheet Labratory Grade PTFE Roll Solvent Resistant Alternative to Parchment Paper, 48x16"
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Customer Reviews
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It works as good as a piece of silicone
P. Landry•August 11, 2017
It works as good as a piece of silicone, but I prefer parchment paper.
It works as good as a piece of silicone
P. Landry•August 11, 2017
It works as good as a piece of silicone, but I prefer parchment paper.
I would not recommend
Kindle Customer•July 31, 2017
If you want to watch your money stick to paper that is more like vinyl then this is for you I put it in the fridge after trying to put it on a cold plate at the end I had to torch it over parchment paper to try to get some of my product from being wasted. it held to the heat and the pressure but doesn't release the product and scraping is about useless and you cannot press it together to work either. just horrible. just buy parchment paper
I would not recommend
Kindle Customer•July 31, 2017
If you want to watch your money stick to paper that is more like vinyl then this is for you I put it in the fridge after trying to put it on a cold plate at the end I had to torch it over parchment paper to try to get some of my product from being wasted. it held to the heat and the pressure but doesn't release the product and scraping is about useless and you cannot press it together to work either. just horrible. just buy parchment paper
Sticky "nonstick" sheet
aleester•July 29, 2017
I use it for storing essential oils... not nearly as "non-stick" as parchment paper, but once you learn how to snap the PTFE off, you get the hang of it. It's not best for daily use, but it's good for select consistencies.
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