Why watch this on-demand webinar
Sintered porous PTFE membranes offer a unique combination of performance characteristics—but realizing their full potential requires deep material expertise and precise engineering.
In this webinar, our Porex Virtek™ technical team —world leaders in porous sintered PTFE—will demonstrate how PTFE is transformed into high-performance, tunable membrane solutions. From initial concept through to full-scale production, you’ll gain insight into the processes and material engineering approaches that define membrane performance, including pore structure, permeability, and durability.
We’ll also highlight how our capabilities—ranging from a broad portfolio of PTFE materials to advanced conversion technologies and collaborative R&D support—enable us to innovate alongside our customers and deliver application-specific solutions.
With inherent advantages such as exceptional chemical resistance and thermal stability—along with many other performance benefits—PTFE membranes are ideally suited for demanding environments. This session will explore how these properties translate into real-world performance across key markets, including medical, electronics, and automotive applications.
Join us to discover how Porex Virtek™ combines deep expertise with scalable manufacturing and integrated capabilities to engineer PTFE membranes that deliver consistent, reliable performance from concept to commercialisation.
Speakers:
Kirsty Murdoch, MEng
Product Development Engineer
With more than a decade of experience in medical device research and development, Shane brings a rare combination of product development depth and customer-focused thinking to every engagement. He works closely with customers to understand their technical challenges and identify where Porex’s portfolio can deliver real, measurable results.
Amy Fuhlman
Events Manager and Moderator
Amy Fuhlman is the Events and Trade Show Manager for Porex, where she focuses on global webinar, trade show and meetings management from a strategic and logistics perspective. Amy is a regular moderator for Porex University.
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