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  1. 吉田ＳＫＴ Aichi//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. 大阪ガスケミカル株式会社　奈良表面加工センター Nara//Other manufacturing
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  4. 4 エンジニアリング・ラボ 本社、テクニカルセンター、品川ショールーム Nagano//Industrial Machinery
  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. Causes of Teflon coating peeling and how to address them. 吉田ＳＫＴ
  3. Twin-air tabletop robot system (dispenser) エンジニアリング・ラボ 本社、テクニカルセンター、品川ショールーム
  4. 4 Exhibition participation! Outstanding non-stick properties 'Ognas' and wear resistance 'Solnas X' 大阪ガスケミカル株式会社　奈良表面加工センター
  5. 5 Non-stick coating "Toshical(R) S Coating"

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[Presentation of Materials] List of Surface Treatments Selected for Food Factories by Application

[Presentation of Materials] List of Surface Treatments Selected for Food Factories by Application

Surface treatment that enables automation, labor-saving, and robotization of food factory lines. Contributes to speed-up and maintenance-free operation!

■Applications for automatic rice cooking lines, kneaders, rolls, baking molds, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'Teflon(TM) coating (fluororesin coating)' 'MRS coating (silicone-based coating)' ■Applications for packaging machine blades, tape feeding rolls, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'MRS coating (silicone-based coating)' 'Bicoat(R)' ■Applications for packaging machine guides, buckets, sealers, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'Bicoat(R)' 'Bicoat(R) Exceed' ■Applications for cutters, arms, claws, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'Nanoprocess(R)' ■Applications for confectionery molding molds, rice serving machines, food transport sections, lightweight cups, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'TP coating, Super TP coating' 'MRS coating' ■Applications for baking molds, baking sheets (to prevent sticking during food baking), etc. - Selected surface treatments 'Teflon fluororesin coating' ■Applications for rice shutters, etc. - Selected surface treatments 'CTT fabric sheet' *You can download the above surface treatment products in PDF format.

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For those unsure about choosing surface treatment: rust prevention, corrosion resistance, and protective coatings.

For those unsure about choosing surface treatment: rust prevention, corrosion resistance, and protective coatings.

Fluororesin, which excels in chemical resistance among resins. It is ideal for protecting the substrate from corrosion! It is also an extremely low water-absorbent material. *Product information available.

Coatings that excel in rust prevention, corrosion resistance, and anti-corrosion properties are surface treatments designed to prevent deterioration or alteration caused by chemical agents (chemical resistance) and to provide a function that protects against dirt by making it difficult for water to penetrate. Fluororesin, which has excellent chemical resistance due to its structure, possesses extremely high chemical resistance against most acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, and is also a material with very low water absorption. Therefore, fluororesin coatings are suitable for protecting substrates from corrosion caused by chemicals in a versatile manner. 【Selected Surface Treatments (Partial)】 ■ Chemical Resistance - Fluororesin Coating (Teflon Coating) ■ Chemical Resistance + Penetration Resistance - MY Lining(R) ■ Chemical Resistance + Static Electricity Prevention - Saflon(R) AP+ ■ Chemical Resistance + Room Temperature Processing - Cerashield - Cerashield F ■ Weather Resistance - Fluororesin Coating (Teflon Coating) - Cerashield F *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Fluororesin Coating "Functional Property Data"

Fluororesin Coating "Functional Property Data"

Here is some reference data on the non-stick, water-repellent, heat-resistant, and slippery (low friction) properties of fluororesin.

■Non-stickiness: It refers to the property of being easily released from strongly adhesive substances, either not adhering at all or having a tendency to adhere less. ■Water repellency: It refers to the property of repelling liquids and not getting wet when they come into contact with the surface. 【Reference data for non-stickiness and water repellency】 ■Contact angle of water (°) PTFE ... 114 PFA ... 105-110 FEP ... 115 ETFE ... 96 ■Contact angle of n-HD (°) PTFE ... 34-45 PFA ... >45 FEP ... 41-45 ETFE ... 28 ■Surface free energy of solids (dyne/cm) PTFE ... 18.5 PFA ... 17.8 FEP ... 17.8 ETFE ... 22.1 ■Low friction: It has a slippery feel and a low coefficient of friction, providing excellent lubricity. 【Reference data for low friction】 ■Static friction coefficient (μ) PTFE ... 0.02-0.04 PFA ... 0.04-0.05 FEP ... 0.05-0.06 ETFE ... 0.07-0.08 *The values are general characteristics and are not guaranteed. *For more details, please contact us.

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What does the model number of "Bicoat(R)" mean? | Yoshida SKT

What does the model number of "Bicoat(R)" mean? | Yoshida SKT

We will answer questions from customers regarding the part numbers for Yoshida SKT's original surface treatment "Bicoat(R)."

Baicoat offers a variety of product numbers through a combination of inorganic and organic surface treatment technologies. We received an inquiry from a customer regarding product numbers, so we would like to introduce it. ■Customer Inquiry I would like to know the meaning of the alphabet letters at the beginning of the Baicoat® series. For example, what does "NYK" in "NYK-01" mean? What does 01 represent? ■Our Response "NYK-01" is our specification product number. The first three alphabet letters indicate the type of inorganic surface treatment. "NYK" represents the NYK series, which refers to nickel-based metal coatings. The last two digits indicate the type of organic surface treatment. 01 represents the 01 series, which refers to fluorine-based treatment. *For more details, please download the catalog in PDF format or contact us.

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Non-stick coating "MRS Coating"

Non-stick coating "MRS Coating"

The silicone-based non-stick coating "MRS Coating" allows for easy peeling, just like adhesive tape or seals.

"MRS Coating" (Mold Release Silicone) is a non-stick coating that has features not found in conventional silicone coatings. [Features] - Non-stick (release) + solvent resistance → MRS-102 - Non-stick (release) + film hardness (9H) → MRS-014 - Non-stick (release) + heat resistance (300℃) → MRS-004 - Non-stick (release) + low-temperature processability (below 80℃) → MRS-200 - Non-stick (release) + slip properties → MRS-003 Additionally, the smooth surface makes it easy to wipe off dirt, and even when cleaned with solvents, the release properties remain largely unchanged depending on the grade. *Based on our tests. *Features vary by product type. *For more details, please click "PDF Download" or feel free to contact us.

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[Free Giveaway] Non-Stick Coating | Prevent Blade Troubles in Production Equipment!

[Free Giveaway] Non-Stick Coating | Prevent Blade Troubles in Production Equipment!

Problems with blades that occur in production equipment for cutting adhesive films and adhesive tapes can be solved with a non-stick coating for the blades.

Are there any issues with adhesive sticking to the "cutting blades" or "cutter blades" of production equipment and packaging machines, impairing cutting performance or contaminating products? If cutting tools are used on sticky materials or items with adhesive, failing to implement "anti-adhesion measures" can negatively impact profits. Yoshida SKT offers coatings that can solve such problems. ■ Examples of solutions with blade coatings: - Cutting of resin packaging films - Punching of urethane rubber - Continuous cutting of product packages - Prevention of adhesion during adhesive tape cutting ▼ Click here to learn about surface treatments (coatings) that improve the cutting process ▼

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[Electronics Industry Improvement Case] Enabling Continuous Cutting of Adhesive Packages!

[Electronics Industry Improvement Case] Enabling Continuous Cutting of Adhesive Packages!

Achieve continuous cutting of adhesive-backed packages with thin film coating! The excellent non-adhesiveness of the thin film coating maintains the sharpness of the blades.

We would like to introduce a case where we achieved prevention of adhesive residue on cutting blades when disposing of adhesive-laden packages. ■ Background of Surface Treatment Consideration In the device that removes products from the package, a mechanism was needed to automatically cut and dispose of adhesive-laden packages into smaller pieces. ■ What We Wanted to Achieve The device operates unmanned, with human intervention only required when the finely cut packages fill the dust box. Therefore, it was essential to prevent the adhesive from sticking to the cutting blades, allowing for maintenance-free operation. ■ Conditions for Selecting Treatment Initially, a fluororesin coating, effective in preventing adhesive residue, was selected and tested. However, the thickness of the fluororesin coating, approximately 30μm, caused a decrease in the sharpness of the blades. As a solution, we polished the coating only on the cutting edge and conducted retesting, but this resulted in the cutting edge being uncoated, leading to adhesive sticking. Continuous cutting of packages became impossible. ■ Adopted Coating 'MRS Coating' ▼ We are currently offering a free collection of improvement case studies and a coating trial set! ▼

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[Case Study on Surface Treatment] Non-Stick Coating for Rubber Punching Blades *Materials Available

[Case Study on Surface Treatment] Non-Stick Coating for Rubber Punching Blades *Materials Available

Prevent line stoppage of cutting tools for urethane rubber products. Improve production efficiency by solving adhesion issues with a thin film coating on the cutting blades.

■Concern We received a consultation regarding a problem where a blade used to punch out polyurethane rubber shapes causes the device to stop due to fragments of polyurethane rubber sticking to the blade. Upon checking, we found that the device sometimes stops on the first shot, significantly reducing the production efficiency of the product. ■Background In the case of punching blades, both release properties to prevent polyurethane rubber from sticking to the blade and slip properties to cut through the rubber without resistance when the blade is pressed into the rubber are necessary. The customer considered a fluororesin coating that excels in both release and slip properties and contacted us. ■Conditions for Choosing Treatment During the hearing, we understood that maintaining the sharpness of the blade edge is necessary for the punching blade to maintain the product shape, and that this is difficult to achieve with a fluororesin coating. We also learned that the customer has been achieving results with silicone release agents as an improvement measure. ■Adopted Coating 'MRS-014' ▼ We are currently offering a free collection of case studies on blade improvements in cutting processes and a trial set! ▼

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For applications that cannot be satisfied with fluorine or silicone! Non-stick coating.

For applications that cannot be satisfied with fluorine or silicone! Non-stick coating.

Experience excellent non-stick properties for applications that cannot be satisfied with Teflon or silicone coatings! Anti-stick coating.

To prevent adhesion of sticky substances, fluoropolymer coatings (Teflon™ coatings) and silicone coatings are commonly used, but the following challenges may arise: [Challenge 1] Even with surface treatments claiming to prevent sticking, there was not much change. [Challenge 2] It started sticking unexpectedly quickly during use. [Challenge 3] Silicone coating transfers and causes defects in the bonding process (fluoropolymer did not provide sufficient effectiveness, leading to the choice of silicone). Recently, there has been an increase in customers needing solutions for more adhesive materials, such as wanting to release molten resins that do not fully solidify to shorten processing time. "Yoshida SKT has coatings that can improve such situations." With general fluoropolymer coatings, sticky substances can adhere due to various factors. In response, treatments that create a rough surface to reduce the contact area with sticky substances are known. Our company has a unique technology to create convex surfaces using fluoropolymer and is now offering a kit to experience its effects for free! ▼ You can apply from the official Yoshida SKT website below.

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[Pharmaceutical Industry Case] Solving Infusion Pack Transportation Issues with Fluorine Coating

[Pharmaceutical Industry Case] Solving Infusion Pack Transportation Issues with Fluorine Coating

Transport troubles with infusion packs. Solved with superior slip properties over fluororesin coatings! Improving the slip properties of resin containers such as drip packs.

■Concern This was a consultation regarding the transportation line where liquid-filled packs are conveyed by sliding them down a stainless steel chute. The issue was that the stainless steel chute and the liquid packs had poor sliding properties, causing the packs to stop midway and leading to line stoppages. Although a pusher was installed on the transport line to address this, it was inefficient, and improving the sliding properties of the chute remained a challenge. ■Background As a countermeasure, the customer polished the surface of the stainless steel chute with a buff and applied a fluororesin coating. While some improvement was observed, the process using the pusher did not change. Co-deposited fluororesin plating was also attempted, but it did not lead to any significant improvement. ■Adopted Coating "Super TP HL" ■Achieved Effect At Yoshida SKT, we proposed "Super TP HL," which can control surface shape using only fluororesin. After processing one of the actual chutes for testing, it began to slide without the use of a pusher. Currently, it has been adopted across all lines, and it is being used without any issues. *Product information PDF is available for download.

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Prevention of adhesive adhesion on laminated processing paper for transport shoots! *Surface treatment example

Prevention of adhesive adhesion on laminated processing paper for transport shoots! *Surface treatment example

[Surface Treatment Solution Case] Preventing adhesive adhesion on polyethylene laminated paper. We improve transport equipment with our unique convex fluorine coating.

■Concern The paper used for packaging liquids such as milk cartons is laminated with resin such as polyethylene on its surface. The adhesive used for the lamination process was causing issues by oozing out from the processed paper and sticking to the transport chute, leading to foreign substances adhering to the product (processed paper) and resulting in product defects. ■Background The customer we consulted was using an overseas-made device, which had surface treatment on the transport section since its introduction. Upon inspection, it was found that a fluororesin coating had been applied, but adhesive residue that oozed out from the paper was sticking and hardening, worsening the product's slip characteristics, necessitating frequent cleaning. ■Adopted Coating 'Super TP Hemispherical Graphic HL' ■Effects of Adoption The reduction in contact area of the 'Super TP Coating' and the excellent slip properties of the fluororesin successfully prevented the adhesion of adhesive residue. The smooth convex surface allowed for smooth transport without scratching the laminated paper. As a result, the need for regular cleaning has been eliminated, achieving both a reduction in product defects and an increase in production efficiency.

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Prevents adhesion even with high-temperature adhesives! Strong against scratches and peeling - non-stick coating.

Prevents adhesion even with high-temperature adhesives! Strong against scratches and peeling - non-stick coating.

In general fluoropolymer coatings, it is difficult to prevent adhesion with high-temperature adhesives. Here are examples of coatings with excellent release properties and resistance to film damage.

■Concern The customer's adhesive manufacturer was producing various products by stirring and mixing adhesives in stainless steel beakers. During this process, the adhesive would stick to the inner walls of the beaker, preventing proper mixing, so a good non-stick coating was needed. ■Background The customer was already using a fluororesin coating. However, the stirring of the adhesive was conducted at high temperatures above 200°C, and issues arose where the coating would peel off due to contact between the beaker and the stirring blades, leading to contamination of the product with foreign substances. Therefore, they were looking for a coating that offered higher non-stick properties and was less likely to peel off due to scratches. ■Adopted Coating FSR (Fluoro Super Release) HR-3110R ■Adoption Process and Effects Initially, tests were conducted with CHC coat, which has high film hardness even at high temperatures, but some adhesion and film peeling occurred. Therefore, tests were conducted with FSR, which excels in non-stick properties in high-temperature environments. After testing with samples, the beaker was treated with "FSR HR-3110R." As a result, it exhibited non-stick properties that were incomparable to the fluororesin coating, and after about a month of use, there was almost no scratching or peeling of the coating, leading to its adoption.

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Examples of preventing adhesion of ion exchange resins! Special fluoropolymer coating.

Examples of preventing adhesion of ion exchange resins! Special fluoropolymer coating.

We will smoothly transport ion exchange resins that are prone to sticking. Here, we present a case study of a solution using convex fluororesin coating to reduce contact area.

■Concern We were using equipment to transport ion exchange resin, including hoppers, screws, and casings. Since the ion exchange resin is transported in a wet state, it tends to stick to the equipment due to moisture. Additionally, the resin that sticks gradually loses moisture and changes its properties, so measures to prevent sticking in the transport equipment were necessary. ■Background Initially, fluoropolymer coatings were considered for preventing the sticking of ion exchange resin. Fluoropolymers such as PTFE and PFA are known for their excellent non-stick properties and are used for releasing various materials. In this case, when we tested samples with ion exchange resin, we found that it stuck just like it did to metal and could not be removed. ■Adopted Coating TP Coating TP-431 ■Adoption Process and Effect In experiments, it was found that the ion exchange resin, being in small bead form and wet, stuck to the flat surface of the fluoropolymer due to moisture. To reduce the impact of moisture, we tested the TP coating, which forms fine convex surfaces on the surface. After several tests, TP-431, which showed the least sticking, was adopted. *For more details, please visit the official Yoshida SKT website or contact us.*

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Fluororesin Coating: "What is the difference in fluororesin?"

Fluororesin Coating: "What is the difference in fluororesin?"

I will explain the differences between the representative fluororesins "PTFE," "PFA," and "FEP."

Types and Characteristics of Representative Resins for Teflon Coating and Fluororesin Coating ■ Resin Name PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) ■ Characteristics It has the highest continuous use temperature of 260°C, and in addition to heat resistance, it also excels in non-stick properties and low friction characteristics. ■ Alternative Name Tetrafluoroethylene, 4F ■ Resin Name PFA (Perfluoroalkoxyalkane Polymer) ■ Characteristics An improved resin of PTFE, it has the same continuous use temperature of 260°C as PTFE. It has a low thermal melt viscosity, allowing for a continuous coating with fewer pinholes that could not be achieved with PTFE, making it the best-performing fluororesin for corrosion-resistant coatings. Additionally, PFA is superior in non-stick properties compared to PTFE for certain applications, making it suitable for high-temperature release coatings. ■ Resin Name FEP (Perfluoroethylene Propylene Copolymer) ■ Characteristics An improved resin of PTFE, but with lower heat resistance than PTFE. It can achieve a smooth coating with fewer pinholes through sintering. ■ Alternative Name 4F6F, Tetrafluoro-hexafluoropropylene

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The lifespan of fluorine coating improved up to four times: Case study on the improvement of resin thermal fusion process.

The lifespan of fluorine coating improved up to four times: Case study on the improvement of resin thermal fusion process.

Solving the issue of fluororesin coating peeling in the polypropylene container welding process! Achieving four times the maximum usage count, resulting in increased productivity and reduced costs.

■Concern For customers manufacturing resin containers made of PP (polypropylene), there was a process of adjusting the size and welding them in the middle for containers that are split vertically into two parts. ■Background To prevent adhesion of PP on the heat welding plates (heater plates) used for welding PP resin, PTFE coating (fluororesin coating) was adopted. The heater temperature is high, reaching up to 250°C, and since it is pressed against the PP resin during use, the PTFE coating would get scratched, leading to delamination at the interface between the heat welding plate and the coating, necessitating immediate replacement. ■Adopted Coating "CHC-1111CR" ■Adoption Background and Effects While PTFE has high heat resistance and is less likely to soften when heated, we proposed "CHC-1111CR," which has even higher film hardness during heating. In actual machine tests, where PTFE could no longer be used after one cycle, it was found that it could now be used for four cycles, leading to its adoption. The adhesion prevention performance for PP remains unchanged compared to PTFE. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.*

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