ETFE foil is a naturally translucent material and transmits light across the entire visible light region (380-780nm). A single layer of medium weight ETFE has a light transmission of approximately 90-95% light transmission, with only a small reduction when multiple layers are added.

ETFE, a material fluorocarbon-based polymer ethylene tetrafluoroethylene, is quickly gaining popularity in North America and being used on some of the continent’s most innovative and prominent projects.

The Texlon ® ETFE system can be used wherever there is need for a high performance, long life, building envelope. You can meet your acoustic, climatic and architectural requirements with ETFE, as it is suitable for all climates and environments.

ETFE foil is essentially a plastic polymer related to Teflon and is created by taking the polymer resin and extruding it into a thin film. It is largely used as a replacement for glazing due to its high light transmission properties.

Ethylene Tetra Fluoro Ethylene (ETFE) is a clear polymer that is extruded into a thin film (or foil) which is used to form either a single layer membrane or multi-layer cushions supported in an aluminium perimeter extrusion. Lasting 35+ years, ETFE is built to last.

ETFE Foil is naturally a very transparent material and transmits light across the entire visible light region (380- 780nm). A single layer of medium weight ETFE has an approximate 85% light transmission, although multiple layers will lead to a small reduction.

Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) is a fluorine-based plastic polymer that offers a creative and lightweight alternative to glass. Developed over 40 years ago, ETFE has a similar light transmission to glass, but at just 1% of the weight.

Feb 18, 2023 · ETFE foil is a naturally translucent material and transmits light across the entire visible light region (380-780nm). A single layer of medium weight ETFE has a light transmission of approximately 90-95% light transmission, with only a small …

Novum ETFE foils correspond to international demands for permanent buildings for fire and performance. They have been tested and classified in accordance with ASTM E84, ASTM E662, NFPA 701, BS476, EN 13501 and EN 13823. ETFE is …

ETFE foil is a hundred times lighter than glass. The particularly low weight of ETFE enables roof designs that would be impossible with other materials. As a result, it also reduces transport costs and enables more efficient substructures.