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  1. 吉田SKT Aichi//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. トーカロ Hyogo//Manufacturing and processing contract
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  1. Advantages and disadvantages of re-coating a non-stick frying pan. 吉田SKT
  2. Causes of Teflon coating peeling and how to address them. 吉田SKT
  3. Explanation of the types of mold coatings, their purposes, and features. 吉田SKT
  4. 4 Fluororesin Coating: "Differences in Color and Selection Method" 吉田SKT
  5. 5 Water-repellent, non-stick, anti-adhesion coating "tt-kote series" トーカロ

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The adhesive tape does not stick at all; silicone-based non-stick coating.

In the adhesive tape release test, the force to peel off the tape is zero! The MRS coating can easily peel off sticky substances like adhesive tape and seals.

"MRS Coating" (Mold Release Silicone) is a non-stick coating that has features not found in conventional silicone coatings. It is used to prevent sticking in production processes and equipment, such as conveyor lines for adhesive films and cutter blades of automatic packaging machines, achieving improved production efficiency and reduced defect rates. [Features] - Non-stick (release) + solvent resistance → MRS-102 - Non-stick (release) + film hardness (9H) → MRS-014 - Non-stick (release) + heat resistance (300°C) → MRS-004 - Non-stick (release) + slip properties → MRS-003 - Non-stick (release) + low-temperature processability → MRS-200 Due to its smooth surface, it is easy to wipe off dirt, and there are grades that show almost no change in release properties even when cleaned with solvents. *Based on our tests *For more details, please click "PDF Download" or feel free to contact us.

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Fluororesin coating "Wear resistance for coatings!"

For those who want to introduce fluoropolymer coatings but are concerned about wear and peeling of the coating. Measures against peeling and wear of fluoropolymer coatings!

■Are you facing any of these issues with surface treatment? - You are using fluororesin coating to improve product slip properties, but it wears out quickly and requires reprocessing. - You want to introduce fluororesin coating for production line improvement, but you are concerned about coating wear and peeling. "We have a coating at Yoshida SKT that can address such concerns." Bicoat® is a coating that pursues a balance of [durability and strength] and [anti-adhesion and slip effect]. It reduces the possibility of troubles caused by "functional decline due to coating scratches and peeling, foreign matter contamination, and defects," which can lead to decreased production efficiency. - Provides slip properties to conveyor chutes, preventing blockages of transported items. Reduces the risk of coating peeling and foreign matter contamination. - Prevents sticking of heat sealer's bonding film and coating peeling. - Contributes to improved release properties of resin molding molds. Maintains dimensional accuracy, allows for low-temperature processing, and preserves mold quality. 'Bicoat®' samples are currently available for free. Please try the anti-adhesion and slip properties with actual materials. ▼ You can apply from the official Yoshida SKT website below.

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Sustained release properties surpassing fluororesin! The release effect of resin-welded plates has improved threefold.

The welding process for containers and lids necessary in the production line of lead-acid batteries. We will introduce examples of coatings that suppress resin adhesion to the welding mold and allow for long-term use!

■Concerns Lead-acid batteries, widely used in automobiles and commercial power sources. In the production process, after filling a resin box with electrodes and other components, the container and lid are welded to seal them. The heating plates used for welding are made of aluminum and are heated to over 200°C, but due to the occurrence of melted resin and stringing, a fluororesin (PTFE) coating was applied. ■Background In a production line that operates at temperatures above 200°C and produces several thousand shots a day, the coating on the heating plates peels off in less than a week. Reprocessing the coating has caused issues such as the hassle of changing setups and damage to molds, leading to decreased production efficiency. ■Adopted Coating "CHC-1111CR" ■Adoption Background and Effects Therefore, we proposed the newly developed "CHC-1111CR," which has equivalent release properties to fluororesin coatings and high hardness of the coating film during heating, making it resistant to peeling and wear. Testing on the actual line showed no stringing of the resin and no peeling of the coating, allowing for use in tens of thousands of shots and achieving a lifespan approximately three times that of conventional coatings. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.*

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A resin coating with excellent resistance to corrosion and chemicals *Product information available.

Fluororesin, which excels in chemical resistance among resins. It is suitable for protecting the substrate from corrosion caused by chemicals! It is a material with extremely low water absorption.

It is a surface treatment to obtain properties that prevent deterioration or alteration due to chemical substances (chemical resistance) and to protect against dirt by making it difficult for water to penetrate. Due to its structure, fluoropolymer has excellent chemical resistance to most acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, and it is also a material with extremely low water absorption. Therefore, fluoropolymer coatings are suitable for protecting substrates from corrosion caused by chemicals in an all-around manner. 【Selected Surface Treatments (Partial)】 ■ Chemical Resistance ・ Fluoropolymer Coating (Teflon Coating) ・ MY Lining(R) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Fluororesin Coating: "What is 'Blasting' in Surface Preparation?"

Surface treatment for firmly adhering a non-stick "fluoropolymer coating" to the substrate. This explains "blasting."

■What is blasting? Blasting is a surface treatment method that involves spraying blast materials (various abrasive particles) onto the surface of a product using compressed air or similar means to remove rust and dirt from the substrate surface. The particles that collide with the surface act as "impact" or "cutting." Although the energy of a single blast particle is minimal, the continuous bombardment of countless particles results in a significant effect on the surface. ■Blasting as a pre-treatment In addition to cleaning the surface, blasting increases the surface area through roughening, which generates an anchor effect that greatly enhances adhesion during coating processes. Therefore, it is extremely effective not only for fluoropolymer coatings but also as a pre-treatment for processes such as thermal spraying and plating. Additionally, blasting can improve the wettability of liquids. To fully realize the performance of fluoropolymer coatings, pre-treatment is a crucial process. At Yoshida SKT, we select blast materials and treatment methods suitable for coatings and substrates to process fluoropolymer coatings. *For more details, please check the link below or feel free to contact us.

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Fluororesin Coating: "What is the 'Air Baking' in the Degreasing Process?"

A degreasing process to ensure strong adhesion of the non-stick "fluororesin coating" to the substrate. This explains "pre-baking."

■ What is the degreasing process? It is the process of removing oils, fats, and dirt that are attached to the surface to be coated. ■ Issues arising from insufficient degreasing It can lead to problems such as the coating material repelling, poor adhesion of the paint film, and the occurrence of appearance defects like stains. ■ Types of degreasing methods - Air roasting - Solvent cleaning ■ Air roasting process The substrate is heated in a roasting furnace to a temperature above the coating processing temperature, allowing oils and other substances to be oxidized and burned off. Typically, roasting is performed for several hours at temperatures exceeding 400°C. ■ Advantages of air roasting - No toxic gases are generated during the decomposition of oils, which are broken down into water and carbon dioxide. - It can completely decompose all organic components that could cause problems during the coating firing process. - It can accommodate large products as long as they fit into the roasting furnace. Fluoropolymer coatings, which excel in non-stick properties, adhere firmly to the substrate and perform effectively when a proper degreasing process (surface preparation) is carried out. * For an overview of the fluoropolymer coating process, please download the PDF or feel free to consult us.

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Fluororesin Coating: "What is the Lubricity of PTFE?"

[Presentation of Information] What makes fluoropolymer excellent in lubrication? We will introduce the characteristics of fluoropolymer PTFE, focusing on its lubrication and low friction properties.

■Types of Lubrication Lubrication can be broadly divided into liquid lubrication using liquids and solid lubrication using solids. A representative example of liquid lubrication is lubrication with oil. On the other hand, lubrication with fluororesin falls under the category of solid lubrication. ■Characteristics of Solid Lubrication Solid lubrication is used in cases where liquids cannot be used or when liquids evaporate or detach in a vacuum. For example, when sliding products, solid lubrication is useful in cases where liquid lubricants would dirty the products. ■Lubricity and Low Friction of Fluororesin (PTFE) Fluororesin has a low coefficient of friction and is used as a solid lubricant. Fluororesin PTFE is structured such that fluorine atoms surround carbon atoms without gaps. The free energy of the fluorine atoms on the molecular surface is low, and the molecules have a very small polarity due to their symmetrical structure. The low coefficient of friction of PTFE is believed to be influenced by this type of molecular structure. ■Reasons for the Low Coefficient of Friction of Fluororesin PTFE → For more details, please check the basic information section.

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Coating that controls the contact area - "Non-stick coating"

Prevention of sticking for sticky materials such as molten resin plastic, labels, adhesive tape, and raw rubber. This is a coating that exhibits excellent non-stick properties.

We have prepared a series that exhibits excellent non-stick properties, particularly against sticky substances, molten resins, adhesives, and adhesive tapes. ■ Series Composition - Super TP/TP Series (composed entirely of fluororesin) - Super CTT Series (composed of surface treatment + silicone-based materials) - Super Alloy Coating (composed of fluorine type and silicone type) ■ Super TP/TP Series (composed entirely of fluororesin) This series can be used in silicone-free environments. Additionally, since it is made entirely of fluororesin, there is no concern about transfer or contamination from silicone oils. Improved slip properties can also be expected due to reduced contact area. ■ Super CTT Series (convex surface + silicone rubber-based) Due to the use of silicone, this series exhibits excellent non-stick properties and low tackiness. Consideration for transfer to the counterpart material is necessary during use. ■ Super Alloy Coating A convex release coating that balances flexibility and high hardness. Surface treatment of HV600 can also be processed onto resins and sponge rubber. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Teflon Coating: "Three Key Points for Implementation"

A must-see for those considering the introduction of Teflon coating! We will introduce the three essential points needed for implementation, comparing them with actual case studies.

Do you have any concerns when choosing Teflon coating? - I don't really know where to start... - I'm not very familiar with Teflon coating in the first place... For those who are not well-versed in Teflon coating or want to learn more, we have prepared a "Teflon Coating Introduction Guide." Based on actual requests, we clearly explain what to consider in advance when choosing a coating and what you should be aware of. [Overview of the Guide] 1. Purpose of implementation 2. Coating targets 3. Usage environment and conditions As a result of properly selecting Teflon coating, we have received various feedback such as "paint adhesion has become difficult," "cleaning time has been reduced," and "defective products have decreased, improving productivity." If you are interested, you can download the guide from the link below or contact us through our website.

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Teflon Coating: "What is the method to enhance corrosion resistance with Teflon resin?"

What is the method to protect metal from corrosion with Teflon coating? Can corrosion be prevented by just preventing one single factor?

■Corrosion of Metals Corrosion refers to a state in which the appearance or function of an object is impaired due to chemical or biological actions. Iron is generally cited as a metal material that is prone to corrosion. These metals can develop rust and corrosion as a result of factors that cause corrosion, such as oxygen, sulfur, nitrogen, and water vapor in the atmosphere, along with the inherent properties of the metal, impurities, and electrochemical reactions. ■Three Elements of Corrosion - The flow of electricity - The presence of water - The presence of oxidants By preventing any one of these elements through coating, metal corrosion can be prevented. ■Prevention of Metal Corrosion by Teflon Coating Teflon fluoropolymer is widely used as a corrosion-resistant material due to its exceptional chemical resistance among resins. This is not only because of its superior chemical resistance but also due to its properties such as heat resistance, cold resistance, weather resistance, non-stick properties, purity, low friction, and processability. It can be said that advancements in both the development of Teflon resin varieties and processing technologies have allowed for the selection of materials and shapes suitable for various applications. *For more details on Teflon coating, please refer to the catalog or contact us.*

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Fluororesin Coating: "Differences in Color and Selection Method"

We will introduce the differences in color and how to choose coatings that encapsulate fluororesin, such as fluorine processing and fluororesin coatings.

■What color is fluoropolymer? The fluoropolymer coating commonly seen on household frying pans is often a dark color, but PTFE, which is frequently used for frying pan coatings, appears milky white under sunlight. ■Colors of fluoropolymer coatings Fluoropolymer coatings come in various colors, including green and gray, in addition to dark colors. This is because the coating materials are colored to enhance aesthetics and allow for differentiation based on purpose. ■Differences by color The differences in color of fluoropolymer coatings are not closely related to the type or characteristics of the resin. For example, green does not necessarily indicate PFA, nor does black indicate PTFE. Since fluoropolymer coatings are functional films, it is essential to choose them appropriately based on their intended use and environment. In such cases, it is important to consult a reliable processing company rather than selecting based solely on color. ■Fluoropolymer coatings for specific applications Fluoropolymer coatings demonstrate various functions depending on the type of resin, film thickness, and processing methods, across different applications and environments. It is crucial to select the appropriate coating based on the intended use, such as for non-stick purposes or corrosion resistance.

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Presenting case studies of "Bycoat" solutions [Collection of improvement case studies in equipment processes]!

[8 case studies included] For those seeking both "strength" and "anti-adhesion" in molding and packaging processes! We are offering a collection of case studies summarizing specific examples and their effects.

Yoshida SKT's surface treatment "Bicoat" is a technology that achieves both "durability" and "non-stick/slippery properties" on the coated surface. Generally, the challenges in the molding and packaging processes involve complex factors, and there are many cases where the desired functions are not met with current coatings. Examples: - High durability but insufficient slipperiness... - Anti-adhesion is achieved, but the coating peels off quickly... - Insufficient dimensional stability for molding dies... Our original surface treatment "Bicoat" can solve these challenges. We have received the following feedback from companies that have implemented it: - Drastically reduced application amount of release agents - Reduced defects in molded products - Extended lifespan of molds - Improved accuracy and quality in the packaging process Currently, we are offering a collection of improvement case studies featuring eight examples of how Bicoat has resolved issues in molding and packaging processes! [Features] - Amazing durability - High hardness, resistant to scratches - Excellent wear resistance - Outstanding non-stick and release properties - Reliable for molds requiring micron-level dimensional accuracy *For more details, please download the materials or contact us through our website.

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[Surface Treatment Solution Case] Achieving both high-temperature release and long lifespan with thermal welding type!

Improvement of the thermal fusion process of the filter case through surface treatment. Achieving reduced thread pulling and long lifespan with heat-resistant fluorine coating!

■Consultation In the production process of cartridge filters, the adhesion of resin to the heat welding plate used for welding the products has been a problem. The products are completed by thermally welding polypropylene containers and lids, but PP resin tends to cause stringing and adhesion to the welding jigs, negatively affecting the product's airtightness, appearance, and production efficiency. Therefore, the heat welding plates required not only excellent release properties but also heat resistance and thermal durability. ■Background of Coating Selection In the prototype, in addition to the standard fluororesin coating, we proposed a contact area-reducing fluorine coating "TP-855." Since the welding process involved relatively low pressure, the release properties improved, making stringing and adhesion less likely. Additionally, it was used for a relatively long lifespan. ■History and Effects of Coating To further extend the lifespan of the release effect, we considered hybridizing the high thermal hardness CHC series with the contact area-reducing coating. Aiming for even longer lifespan, we proposed "CHC-1311," which balances thermal hardness and contact area reduction. Currently, there is no metal exposure due to wear, and it is being used effectively. If you are facing issues in the heat welding process, please consult Yoshida SKT.

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Solving the challenges of silicone (silicon) release agents with silicone coatings.

We will solve the challenges of silicone (silicon) release agents with silicone coatings!

■What is a release agent? In the industrial field, a release agent is known as a substance applied to improve the separation of molded products from molds. In a broader sense, substances like the flour used to prevent soba noodles from sticking during preparation can also be referred to as release agents. ■Silicone (Silicon) Release Agents Release agents used for molds include silicone and fluorine, depending on the material and conditions. In addition to facilitating mold release, release agents must also have properties that make them resistant to degradation from heat during molding and minimize contamination of the mold. Silicone has high heat resistance and is less likely to degrade with repeated heating during molding. Additionally, due to its low surface tension, it has good wettability on molds, allowing it to reach every corner of the shape, which is one reason it is commonly used as a release agent. ■Release Agents and Coatings In addition to release agents, coatings can also provide release effects. While release agents are an easy means of achieving mold release, they can impose burdens on the working environment, complicate mold cleaning, and lead to variations in the amount applied by workers, potentially negatively affecting the final product. In such cases, release coatings may offer solutions to these challenges. ▼For more details, please see here.

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Fluororesin Coating: "What is the Water and Oil Repellency of Fluororesin?"

What are the typical characteristics of Teflon fluoropolymer coating, specifically "water repellency and oil repellency"? Let me introduce the mechanism.

■What is the "Water Repellency" of Fluororesin? "Water/Oil Repellency" refers to the property of a material's surface to repel water and oil. A well-known example that illustrates this property is the lotus leaf. The lotus leaf utilizes this water repellency to keep itself clean and less prone to wetting, allowing for smooth photosynthesis. Teflon fluororesin also possesses this "water/oil repellency." For instance, even if a liquid tends to spread on a material, applying a Teflon fluororesin coating to the surface can impart water/oil repellency, causing the liquid to bead up and reducing its tendency to spread. You can find detailed information in the PDF document below. ---------------------------------------- 1. What is water/oil repellency? 2. Reasons why Teflon fluororesin excels in water/oil repellency ~Surface Free Energy~ 2-1. What is surface free energy? 2-2. The relationship between water repellency and surface free energy 3. Methods to confirm water/oil repellency ~Contact Angle~ 4. Applications of water/oil repellency ---------------------------------------- *For more details, you can download the document or view it through the link below.

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Presentation of Case Studies on Surface Treatment: Tips for Improving Production Process Troubles.

Packed with hints for improving manufacturing using surface treatment! Solve issues such as product release failures and adhesion to jigs! The mechanisms of adhesion are also explained.

Troubles such as the following can occur at any time on the production line: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects ■ etc... While prompt responses and identifying the causes are important when such issues arise, learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. Our company, which specializes in a wide range of surface treatments including functional coatings, is offering a comprehensive guide titled "Tips for Utilizing Surface Treatments (Release Properties)" that details how to resolve production line troubles. Additionally, we are also providing a separate booklet titled "Case Studies on Process Improvement" that showcases actual improvements made in production processes through the application of surface treatments for "release properties and slip properties." *For more details, please check the leaflet from the "Download" section!

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[Surface Treatment Case] Surface treatment that streamlines the manufacturing process of lithium-ion batteries.

Prevention of adhesion of adhesive tape used in lithium-ion battery manufacturing. Achieving both extended maintenance periods and prevention of line stoppages with surface treatment suitable for cutting tools.

We would like to introduce a case study on the improvement of cutting equipment for insulation tape used in the manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries. ■ Key Issues - Problems arose when adhesive material adhered to the cutting blade, causing the line to stop. - The blade type is a shear type with two blades, similar to scissors. - To prevent line stoppages, frequent cleaning was required, which decreased production efficiency. ■ Selection Process - We wanted to perform surface treatment using commercially available blades. - It was necessary to select a surface treatment that does not change the cutting performance. - A long-lasting surface treatment was needed to prevent line stoppages and reduce cleaning frequency. ■ Effects of Coating - It was possible to strip the original surface treatment of commercially available blades for processing. - Adhesive adhesion was eliminated, reducing the labor required for cleaning. - Preventing line stoppages and the need for line stoppages for cleaning became unnecessary. Non-stick coating on blades contributes to improved productivity, cost reduction, and enhanced safety. We also have a collection of case studies and trial sets for improvements in the cutting process. ▽ Click here to apply for the collection of cutting process improvement case studies and trial sets ▽

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Surface treatment case: Surface treatment to prevent adhesion of fluororubber.

For preventing sticking of rubber products! Alloy-based non-stick coating that provides non-adhesive properties.

We would like to introduce a case of surface treatment that prevents the sticking of fluorine rubber and improves product productivity. ■Problem In the process of punching and cutting fluorine rubber sheets, the sheets were fixed with a pressing plate to prevent them from shifting during punching. However, the rubber sheets would stick to the pressing plate, causing the sheets to shift, wrinkle, and resulting in trouble with maintaining their fixed position. ■Background The customer was using a coating with a textured surface from another company on the pressing plate, but it was not sufficiently preventing adhesion, and the issues with rubber sticking persisted, leading them to consult us. ■Adopted Coating Super Alloy Coating ■Adoption Process and Effects At Yoshida SKT, we prepared test pieces and had the customer try out the adhesion of the actual rubber sheets. By adopting the Super Alloy Coating, we were able to effectively prevent the sticking of the rubber, making positioning smoother and improving production efficiency. *For more details, please visit the official Yoshida SKT website or contact us.

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Introduction of the development product: Thin film fluororesin coating 10under.

This is a groundbreaking fluororesin coating that has made it possible to process thin films with a thickness of 10 μm, which was previously considered difficult to process.

■Development Background of Thin Film Fluororesin Coating "10under" Fluororesin coatings are sometimes requested to be processed in thin films of around 10μm when dimensional stability of the substrate is a priority. However, in the case of standard fluororesin coatings, a thickness of at least 20-50μm has been required to maintain good appearance and performance. Even so, when requests for thin film processing arise, we sometimes propose a "modified type" of fluororesin coating with a different coating structure. However, there were challenges with the modified type not being able to deliver the necessary functions. Yoshida SKT has worked on development to solve these challenges, resulting in the creation of the "Thin Film Fluororesin Coating '10under.'" ■Features of 10under - Non-stick properties equivalent to standard fluororesin coatings - Capable of processing thin films of around 10μm, reducing dimensional changes - While being a thin film, it suppresses transparency *For more details, please download the materials or contact us.*

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Fluororesin Coating 'HBA-838'

Explanation of Yoshida SKT's fluororesin coating 'HBA-838'.

There are various types of resin for fluoropolymer coatings, depending on the application environment. At Yoshida SKT, we specify materials and processing based on the product number. 'HBA-838' is a type of PFA coating. By processing it to a thicker film, it results in a coating without pinholes, making it suitable for applications that require corrosion resistance. 【What is PFA (Perfluoroalkoxyalkane Polymer)?】 PFA is an improved resin of PTFE, with the same continuous use temperature of 260°C. Its melting point is around 310°C, and it has a lower thermal melt viscosity than PTFE, allowing for a continuous film with fewer pinholes that could not be achieved with PTFE during coating. As a corrosion-resistant coating, it has the best performance among fluoropolymer coatings. Additionally, PFA can exhibit superior non-stick properties compared to PTFE depending on the substrate, making it widely used for non-stick and release coatings. *For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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Case study of mold release for molten metal: Coating that solved polypropylene stringing.

Reduce thread pulling during thermal welding of PP with surface treatment technology! Achieve long mold life!

■Consultation In our customer's process of thermally welding polypropylene products, issues such as thread pulling and adhesion to the welding mold have arisen. The welding mold required not only release properties but also heat resistance and thermal durability. ■Background and Effects of Surface Treatment Selection Our company considered a hybrid approach of ceramic-based CHC and fluororesin-based low contact area coatings to enhance release effects and prolong the lifespan of mold exchanges. We proposed "CHC-1311," which balances thermal hardness and reduced contact area. Currently, our customers are using it to achieve both release properties and long lifespan. If you are having trouble with the release properties of welding molds, please consult Yoshida SKT.

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List of plastic materials, types, and characteristics.

We will introduce the types and characteristics of representative thermoplastic plastics.

Thermoplastic plastics are plastics that become soft when heated. Once softened, they can harden again upon cooling, which makes them excellent for processing such as molding. ■ Types and characteristics of thermoplastic plastics - Polyethylene (PE): The most widely produced plastic, used in items like shopping bags and food containers. - Polypropylene (PP): More heat-resistant than polyethylene, used in films and cases. - Polyvinyl chloride (PVC): Flame-resistant and durable, used in pipes and electrical wire coatings. - Fluororesin (PTFE): Excellent heat resistance, non-stick properties, and low friction characteristics. For more detailed information, please check the related link: "What are the differences between plastics, resins, and polymers? An explanation of the types of plastics and their advantages and disadvantages."

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What is "STP-HS"? An explanation of Yoshida SKT's coating.

Yoshida SKT's coating "STP-HS" is a revolutionary type of fluororesin coating that reduces the contact area.

There are various types of resin for fluoropolymer coatings depending on the application environment. At Yoshida SKT, we specify materials and processing according to the product number. "STP-HS" is a type of fluoropolymer coating designed to reduce contact area and is one of the "Super TP Coating Hemisphere Graphics." Super TP Coating uniquely forms a convex surface using only fluoropolymer, characterized by excellent release properties and slip resistance against adhesives. For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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What is "TP-753"? An explanation of Yoshida SKT's coating.

TP-753" is Yoshida SKT's "contact area reduction type fluororesin coating.

There are various types of resin for fluoropolymer coatings depending on the application environment. At Yoshida SKT, we specify materials and processing based on the product number. "TP-753" is a type of fluoropolymer coating designed to reduce contact area, and is one of the "TP Coatings." TP Coatings are characterized by their ability to form a unique convex surface solely from fluoropolymer, offering excellent release properties and slip resistance against adhesive materials. For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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List of Mold Release Coatings - Surface Treatments Excellent in Release Properties and Prevention of Eye Goo

When you want to reduce adhesion for mold release applications, it is effective in simplifying mold cleaning and stabilizing product quality!

In mold forming, to stabilize product quality, it is important to improve release properties and prevent mold contamination. Measures such as PVD coating, DLC coating, and chrome plating are being implemented, but depending on the molding conditions, issues can arise where parts of the product stick, or eye residue becomes a cause of product defects. We would like to introduce coatings that have a proven track record of improving the release properties of molds. 【Selected Coatings (Partial)】 ■ Release properties, high hardness, dimensional stability (durable parts, molds) - Bi-Coat ■ Release properties, eye residue prevention - MRS Coating ■ Resin release at high temperatures - FSR Coating ■ Non-stick and slip properties - Teflon / Fluororesin Coating ■ Release properties, precision (precision parts, precision molds) - Nano Process *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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What is a method to reduce the release resistance of the ejector pin? Countermeasures through surface treatment.

Solve ejector pin troubles with surface treatment technology! Easy demolding even with soft resins that are less likely to stick.

■What is an ejector pin? Also known as a push-out pin, it is a pin incorporated into a mold to push out and remove molded products from the mold. Ejector pins are used in most injection molding molds and come in various shapes, materials, and sizes. It is important to choose the appropriate pin for demolding based on combinations of shapes such as round pins, square pins, and middle flange pins, as well as materials like SKD-61 and SKH-51. ■Methods to reduce the demolding resistance of ejector pins To reduce the demolding resistance of ejector pins, methods include mold design, pin arrangement and shape selection, and reviewing molding conditions. However, in cases of materials that tend to stick or soft resins, sticking can lead to demolding failures. In such cases, it is necessary to consider utilizing surface treatment technologies. ■Surface treatments to improve the demoldability of ejector pins Ejector pins need to protrude from the mold, so they require not only demoldability but also wear resistance and dimensional stability. Yoshida SKT's Bicoat has a proven track record of achieving smooth demolding when applied to ejector pins. For more details on Bicoat, please download the catalog and check.

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Advantages and disadvantages of re-coating a non-stick frying pan.

A professional introduces the advantages and disadvantages of reprocessing the non-stick coating and Teflon coating of household frying pans.

When using a household frying pan for a long time, the fluoropolymer coating may peel off or wear down, leading to sticking issues. The fluoropolymer coating can be removed and reprocessed. However, household frying pans are not designed with reprocessing in mind, which brings both advantages and disadvantages. ■ Advantages - The coating of a beloved cooking tool is renewed, restoring the non-stick properties and ease of maintenance similar to that of a new product. - There is no need to buy new equipment, and disposing of the old frying pan is not a problem. ■ Disadvantages - Reprocessing requires high-temperature heat treatment (over 400°C), necessitating the removal of handles made of resin or plastic. (If they cannot be removed, reprocessing is generally not possible.) - A frying pan that has been used for a long time may have corrosion on the metal parts, and even if the coating is reprocessed, it may not return to a like-new condition. - Especially in cases where the metal thickness is thin, reprocessing may cause distortion and deformation. - There may be adverse effects on the exterior, resulting in a poor appearance. As such, reprocessing has many disadvantages as well as advantages, so caution is necessary when it comes to household cooking utensils.

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Proposal for PFAS regulations on fluoropolymer coatings.

Explanation of the impact of the EU's PFAS regulation proposal on fluoropolymer coatings.

Fluoropolymer coatings are used in numerous industries, including: - Automotive parts - Semiconductor - Aerospace - Chemical industry - Medical and pharmaceutical - Food industry, among others Currently, a regulatory proposal is being considered within the EU to minimize the emissions of PFAS. ■ Target of the regulatory proposal Fluorine-based surface treatment agents: water and oil repellents, release agents, fluoropolymer-containing plating, etc. Coating materials: PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, and other fluoropolymers (for applications such as corrosion-resistant lining, non-stick, lubrication, etc.) Molded and processed products: PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, and other fluoropolymers (lining sheets, fabric sheets, etc.) Fluorine-based surfactants, fluorine-based oils, low molecular weight PTFE, fluorine-based molding aids, etc. The current regulatory proposal includes fluoropolymers, which are considered extremely stable and pose no toxicological or environmental concerns, and there is a possibility that fluoropolymer coatings may also be subject to regulation. For more details, please check our website through the related link to download the materials.

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PFAS-free corrosion-resistant coating "Cerashield"

PFAS-free corrosion-resistant coating! It can be used for corrosion prevention and permeation prevention against gases and chemicals.

The organic-inorganic oxyalkylene oligomer coating system "Cerashield" is a corrosion-resistant coating material that reduces the frequency of updates for industrial equipment such as tanks by preventing corrosion and permeation. It is a hardening type paint with excellent corrosion prevention effects, forming a coating film with high crosslink density. Additionally, it can be applied to a wide range of substrates including metals, plastics, wood, concrete, and ceramics, demonstrating excellent adhesion. There are two types available: the room temperature curing type "Cerashield CST-1108" and the heat curing type "Cerashield CST-1508." 【Features】 ■ Reliable corrosion resistance ■ All-around chemical resistance (heat curing type) ■ Room temperature processing available (room temperature curing type) ■ Excellent hardness ■ Electrical insulation ■ Advantageous for aftercare *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. For coatings considering the use of PFAS, please contact our company.

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Surface treatment examples: Precision and release surface treatment applicable to polyester mesh.

We will introduce examples of release surface treatments that can be processed using fixtures made of polyester mesh.

We received an inquiry from a customer whose business is designing automatic machines regarding measures to prevent adhesive from sticking out from laminated films. ■Inquiry Details In a lamination device for films used in automotive parts, the adhesive that protrudes was sticking to the positioning jig, hindering automation. ■Background for Selection To prevent adhesive from sticking, surface treatment of the jig was considered, but due to the use of polyester mesh for the jig, "low-temperature processability" and "precision" became necessary. ■Coating Adopted 'Nano Process TLS-200' ■Adoption Background and Effects We proposed a nano process that combines precision of about 1μm, low-temperature processability below 100°C, and excellent adhesion prevention. The adhesion of the adhesive material was eliminated, allowing products that pass the user's quality inspection to be produced by the automatic machine. *For more details, please refer to the materials or contact us directly.

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