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coating Product List and Ranking from 41 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Sep 10, 2025~Oct 07, 2025
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  1. 吉田SKT Aichi//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. フロロコート Saitama//others
  3. ニッカ Tokyo//Resin/Plastic
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  5. 5 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. Liquid Coating Device WEKO Rotating Dumping ニッカ
  3. Fluororesin Coating: "Differences in Color and Selection Method" 吉田SKT
  4. 4 Causes of Teflon coating peeling and how to address them. 吉田SKT
  5. 5 Fluororesin coating "Adron Coating in Such Places" フロロコート

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Insulating coating

Softness equivalent to "tires"! We also have extensive experience in construction for plating jigs and plating treatment racks.

The "Insulating Coating" boasts high electrical insulation properties, providing insulation effects for electrical equipment, construction sites, and facilities. We also have extensive experience in application for plating jigs and plating treatment racks. The application can be performed at relatively low temperatures, and the curing (masking) treatment is also relatively easy for this coating. We propose coatings tailored to customer needs, such as "wanting to suppress electrical conduction to metal substrates (workpieces)" or "wanting to prevent electric shock," using PVC, polyethylene, nylon, epoxy, and others. 【Features of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)】 ■ Electrical Insulation: Breakdown voltage of the coating is 12kV/mm or higher (compliant with ASTM D149) ■ Volume resistivity: 3×10^10 Ω·cm (compliant with JIS K6911) ■ Hardness (Type A durometer): 65° (compliant with JIS K6253) ■ Resin colors (basic): Black, orange, ivory, and other colors can be freely adjusted ■ Tensile strength: 13.2 MPa (megapascals; for reference, the typical water pressure of a high-pressure washer is 10 MPa) ■ Elongation at break: 392%; Tear strength: 45.3 N/mm *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Surface treatment contract service

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Chemical-resistant coating

To protect the production equipment (substrate) that uses chemicals! Chemical-resistant coatings are very effective.

In production sites such as factories, equipment is sometimes placed in harsh environments, and it is often the case that processes proceed while using so-called chemicals (or in such an atmosphere). Our company is capable of applying surface treatments with high "chemical resistance" to protect the base of that production equipment. Coatings such as nylon and epoxy can demonstrate this chemical resistance in addition to their main performance, making the application itself very effective. [Main materials with chemical resistance] ■ Fluorine (Teflon) ■ PVC ■ PE ■ Nylon ■ Epoxy *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Surface treatment contract service

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Non-stick coating

A resin with extremely excellent chemical resistance, heat resistance, and electrical properties! Fluororesin processing boasts a significant market share.

The so-called "non-stick" effect represented by the surface treatment of frying pans is the effect of fluoropolymer (Teflon), which is characterized by "release properties and non-stickiness." Once fluorine bonds, it transforms into a property that "does not allow other substances to stick" after formation. This can be described as the non-stick action of fluorine. Compared to other synthetic resins, it possesses unique properties, resulting in a wide range of applications. 【Examples of Characteristics】 ■ Chemical resistance ■ Electrical properties: Due to the structure of fluorine, it is non-polar, and the electrical effects on the resin surface are consistently extremely low, making its insulation resistance and breakdown strength particularly excellent among plastic resins. ■ Heat resistance: Generally boasts a wide range of heat resistance from -100 to +260°C. ※ There may be variations depending on the type of fluoropolymer. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Surface treatment contract service

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Conductive coating

Conductive fluorine, conductive urethane, and fluorinated FX, etc.! It is possible to prevent short circuits in components.

Explosions, fires, and malfunctions of machinery (mainly semiconductors) caused by static electricity can sometimes lead to serious situations. The solution and deterrent to this is anti-static products and "conductive coatings." The basic resin and fluorine coating: The basic performance of urethane coatings will be as per the conventional film specifications. There are proven results in preventing shorts in precision parts or their surrounding components, preventing glass damage on work tables, and preventing practical ignition in gripping tools around high-voltage lines. [Usage Environment (Proven Results)] ■ Prevention of shorts in precision parts (circuits and semiconductors) or their surrounding components ■ Prevention of glass damage on work tables (cutting work tables for precision glass, etc.) ■ Practical ignition prevention in gripping tools (cover wires) around high-voltage lines *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Surface treatment contract service

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Fluororesin coating for kitchens - Surface treatment by Minoru Sangyo Co., Ltd.

This is a fluororesin coating that has passed the Food Sanitation Act under Notification No. 20 of the Ministry of Health, approved by the FDA.

What is kitchen fluoropolymer? It is a fluoropolymer coating for kitchen utensils that meets the standards of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Ministry of Health's Notification No. 20 under the Food Sanitation Act, featuring abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, release properties, and heat resistance. Characteristics of kitchen fluoropolymer coatings: - Silkware (kitchen fluoropolymer coating) Baking temperature: 360-420°C Continuous maximum usage temperature: 260°C Chemical resistance: ◎ Release properties: ◎ Conductivity: ×

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Urethane coating for wear and scratch prevention and sound dampening of metal parts and products.

It is effective against the noise from metal component transport parts and parts feeders, and the elimination of impact sounds between metals contributes not only to the work environment but also to consideration for the surrounding area.

Urethane coating is a coating resin that dries at room temperature. Because it dries at room temperature, it can be applied to any type of material. Additionally, three different hardness levels can be selected, allowing for hardness selection based on the application. Furthermore, items that have been coated once can be peeled off and recoated, enabling the protection of the workpiece (base material) and allowing for prolonged use. ◆ Advantages of Urethane Coating - Noise reduction (sound absorption) eliminates impact noise between metals - Shock absorption protects products from scratches with impact resistance - Wear resistance similar to high molecular polyethylene and PEEK - Excellent water resistance - Room temperature curing ◆ Treatment Method Degreasing (and baking if necessary) → Blasting → Primer → Topcoat → Room temperature curing ◆ Heat Resistance Temperature Approximately 60°C ◆ Applicable Materials General metals, rubber, various resins ◆ Wear Resistance Comparison (Wear test with carbon steel set at 100) 【Material】 - Urethane: Wear rate 8 - Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene: Wear rate 22 - Wear-resistant steel: Wear rate 62 - Stainless steel: Wear rate 82 - Polyvinyl chloride: Wear rate 532

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[Development] Achieving coating of thick film 50μ yttria in complex shapes!

Improving the longevity of plasma-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and quartz components in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, setters for molten metals, electronic components, and ferrite sintering, as well as enhancing wettability for crucibles, etc.

Various setters for firing such as MLCC and ferrite components, plasma-resistant materials for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, crucibles for various metal melting, transport rollers, and various quartz components. We have developed a dip coating for ceramics that was generally considered difficult, enabling thick film coatings from various fine ceramics to quartz, isotropic graphite, and refractory materials that are hydrophobic. 【Features】 - High freedom of shape due to unique dipping technology - Excellent adhesion to the substrate - High uniformity of film thickness - High surface roughness of the film surface *Details are provided in the materials below. Please feel free to contact us.

  • Fine Ceramics
  • Processing Contract
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Improvement of plasma resistance for quartz components with Ittria coating.

[New Technology] Full coating possible on complex structures with a new method different from thermal spraying and CVD! *Case-specific coating examples are currently being offered.

Narasaki Industries has developed a ceramic DIP coating that achieves an extremely precise control of film thickness. This allows for greater flexibility in ceramic coatings for a wide range of materials. 【Four Features】 ◆ High freedom of shape, capable of coating 3D shapes at meter scale ◆ Coating possible for most high-performance materials ◆ Average thick film of 50μ achievable ◆ Coating surface has good roughness and excellent smoothness (Ra 0.8 or less) 【Applicable Materials for Coating】 ■ Fine ceramics (alumina, zirconia, aluminum nitride, etc.) ■ Heat-resistant glass such as quartz glass ■ Graphite, high melting point metals *Currently, we are conducting improvement tests to further enhance the density of the film. *Please download and view our coating case collection. We utilize composite ceramic films to achieve optimization according to your application. Feel free to contact us.

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  • Fine Ceramics
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Longer lifespan of rolling rollers! Ceramic coating *Technical documentation available.

Rollers necessary for the rolling process. Proposing reduced wear and increased longevity through a unique coating. *The materials are a collection of case studies on the same ceramic products.

Narasaki Industries has developed a ceramic coating that achieves extremely precise film thickness control. Its name is "Ceramic Dip Coating." As the name suggests, the workpiece is dipped into a ceramic slurry to form a film. This allows for greater freedom in ceramic coating for a wide variety of materials and shapes. 【Features】 ◆ High freedom of shape, capable of coating 3D shapes on a meter scale ◆ Coating possible on almost all ceramic substrates ◆ Average thickness of 50μm achievable ◆ Excellent thermal shock resistance with a film having a pore diameter of 0.1μm and a porosity of 30-40% ◆ Good surface roughness of the coating with excellent smoothness (Ra below 0.8) 【Materials that can be coated】 ■ Mullite ■ Alumina-based ■ SIC-based ■ Porous and dense materials used for setters, etc. *Please download and view the coating case collection. We optimize using composite ceramic films according to applications. Feel free to contact us.

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Reaction prevention! Ceramic coating for fuel cell sintering setters.

[New Technology] Ceramic coating is possible up to the end face with a new method different from thermal spraying! *Available in a range from standard grade to dense grade!

In electronic components, it can be said that there is almost always a "sintering" process involved. Therefore, we would like to introduce a ceramic coating method using a dipping technique that differs from conventional thermal spraying for the setters you are using. 【Four Features】 ◆ High freedom of shape allows for ceramic coating on 3D shapes at meter scale ◆ Ceramic coating is possible on most high-performance materials ◆ Ceramic coating can be applied with an average thickness of 50μm ◆ The surface roughness of the coating is good, providing excellent smoothness (Ra 0.8 or lower) 【Materials that can be coated】 *Main setter materials ■ Mullite ■ Alumina-based ■ Zirconia-based ■ SiC-based *We can accommodate both porous and dense ceramics. *Ceramic coating is also possible on other materials. Currently, we have a lineup of various dense grades of ceramic coating films (some are still in development), and by downloading, you can view SEM image data categorized by grade. We can handle a wide variety of film types, so please feel free to contact us.

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Long-lasting without peeling! Ceramic coating for electronic component setters.

[New Technology] Ceramic coating is possible up to the end face with a new method different from thermal spraying! *Available in a range from standard grade to dense grade!

In electronic components, it can be said that there is almost always a "sintering" process involved. Therefore, we would like to introduce a ceramic coating method using a dipping technique that differs from conventional thermal spraying for the setters you are using. 【Four Features】 ◆ High degree of freedom in shape, allowing ceramic coating on 3D shapes at meter scale ◆ Ceramic coating possible on most high-performance materials ◆ Ceramic coating possible with an average thickness of 50μm ◆ Coating surface has good roughness and excellent smoothness (Ra 0.8 or lower) 【Materials that can be coated】 *Main setter materials ■ Mullite ■ Alumina-based ■ Zirconia-based ■ SiC-based *We can accommodate both porous and dense ceramics. *Ceramic coating is also possible on other materials. Currently, we have a lineup of various dense grades of ceramic coating films (some are still in development), and by downloading, you can view SEM image data categorized by grade. We can handle a wide variety of film types, so please feel free to contact us.

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It is possible to form a ceramic film on complex structures such as three-dimensional structures and hollow shapes!

【New Technology】Ceramic Dip Coating!! It enables the formation of ceramic films on complex structures such as 3D structures and hollow shapes.

In electronic components, it can be said that there is almost always a "sintering" process involved. Therefore, we would like to introduce a ceramic coating method using a dipping technique that differs from conventional thermal spraying for the setters you are using. 【Four Features】 ◆ High freedom of shape, capable of coating 3D shapes on a meter scale ◆ Coating possible on most high-performance materials ◆ Average thickness of 50μm achievable ◆ Good surface roughness of the coating with excellent smoothness (Ra 0.8 or lower) 【Materials that can be coated】 *Main setter materials ■ Mullite ■ Alumina-based ■ Zirconia-based ■ SiC-based *Both porous and dense materials can be accommodated. For coatings related to setters, many customers are selecting "zirconia films," so if you are having trouble choosing a film type, please try zirconia films first! Additionally, we currently have a lineup of dense grades of zirconia films, and by downloading, you can view SEM image data categorized by grade. In addition to zirconia, many other combinations of film types are possible, so please feel free to contact us.

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Suitable for "glass fusion prevention" - Ceramic DIP coating

[New Technology] Achieving prevention of fusion between glass and setters with ceramic coating using the DIP method.

Do you have any concerns about products fusing to the setter during firing? Please consider this ceramic coating for improving yield and quality. We would like to introduce a ceramic coating using a dipping method that differs from conventional thermal spraying for the setters you are using. This is also featured on the following webpage: https://denki.narasaki.co.jp/ceramic-dipcoating-1-0 【Four Features】 ◆ High freedom of shape, capable of ceramic coating for 3D shapes at meter scale ◆ Ceramic coating possible for most high-performance materials ◆ Ceramic coating possible with an average thickness of 50μ ◆ Coating surface has good roughness and excellent smoothness (Ra 0.8 or less) 【Materials that can be coated】 *Main setter materials ■ Mullite ■ Alumina-based ■ Zirconia-based ■ SiC-based *Applicable to both porous and dense ceramics. *Ceramic coating is also possible for other materials. Please feel free to contact us.

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