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  1. 吉田SKT Aichi//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. NIPPON FUSSO CO.,LTD. Osaka//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  3. フロロコート Saitama//others
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  5. 5 日建塗装工業 Tokyo//Manufacturing and processing contract

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  1. Fluororesin coating and lining for quartz. NIPPON FUSSO CO.,LTD.
  2. [Developed Product] Discharge and Static Electricity Countermeasures! Medium Resistance Fluororesin Coating NIPPON FUSSO CO.,LTD.
  3. ADLON coating フロロコート
  4. 4 Advantages and disadvantages of re-coating a non-stick frying pan. 吉田SKT
  5. 5 Causes of Teflon coating peeling and how to address them. 吉田SKT

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Countermeasures for mold release troubles in injection molding machines: ultra-durable fluorine-based organic coating.

Amazing durability that surpasses fluoropolymer coatings! Surface treatment suitable for applications with mechanical loads. *Product and case materials available.

Super Durable Fluoropolymer-based Organic Coating System 'Bicoat(R)' "Surface treatment of inorganic materials with hardness and wear resistance, such as metals and ceramics" + "Surface treatment of organic materials with release and sliding properties, such as fluorine and silicone" With our unique surface treatment technology, we have achieved an ideal durability of "Release + Sliding + Wear Resistance" in our coating system. It withstands harsh usage areas such as injection molds, providing reliable release and sliding properties. Additionally, due to its excellent dimensional accuracy, it is suitable for areas requiring micron-level precision. 【Features】 ■ Incredible durability ■ High hardness and scratch resistance ■ Excellent wear resistance ■ Outstanding non-stick and release properties ■ Safe for use in molds requiring micron-level dimensional precision *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Surface treatment 'by application' used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment *Documentation available

In semiconductor manufacturing equipment, various surface treatments that excel in chemical inertness, static electricity prevention, heat resistance, and chemical resistance are widely used.

■Applications such as semiconductor manufacturing lines - Selected surface treatment 'TEFLON (TM) fluoropolymer coating' ■Applications such as wafer and glass handling - Selected surface treatment 'SAFELON (R)' 'PBI, PI coating' ■Applications such as precision nozzles, MEMS components, optical lenses - Selected surface treatment 'NANOPROCESS (R)' ■Applications such as chemical supply tanks - Selected surface treatment 'TEFLON (TM) fluoropolymer coating' 'SAFELON (R) AP+' 'MY LINING (R)' ■Applications such as clean room walls, laboratory equipment, various tools - Selected surface treatment 'SERASHIELD F' ■Applications such as high-temperature equipment components (rolls, heater covers) - Selected surface treatment 'SGN coating' *You can download the PDF of the introduced surface treatment products. For detailed information about the products, please visit the "Yoshida SKT official website."

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Explanation of fluoropolymer, a plastic material strong against chemicals.

Fluororesin, famous for being resistant to acids and alkalis. I will explain the principle of why it does not dissolve in solvents such as acids and alkalis.

■Is the chemical resistance of fluoropolymer high? Fluoropolymers have high chemical resistance and do not dissolve, swell, or react with most acids, alkalis, and organic solvents. ■Reasons for the high chemical resistance of fluoropolymers A major reason for the excellent chemical resistance of fluoropolymers is their stable molecular structure. Fluoropolymers are high molecular weight polymers with carbon atoms and fluorine atoms bonded in a linear chain structure. The bond energy between carbon and fluorine atoms (C-F) is very strong among chemical bonds, and furthermore, the C-C bond sections between carbon atoms are completely covered by fluorine atoms in a helical manner. Therefore, they remain inert when in contact with chemicals or solvents, and do not degrade or dissolve as a resin, which means they have excellent chemical resistance. ■Uses of fluoropolymers The chemical resistance of fluoropolymers is utilized in the chemical industry, semiconductor industry, and medical and pharmaceutical fields in products such as: - Various gaskets - Seals - Piping and hoses - Storage tanks - Reaction vessels - Heat exchangers *For more details, please download the materials or refer to the link below.

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High-slip lubricating plastic material: fluororesin.

What makes fluoropolymer, particularly PTFE, excellent in terms of sliding properties among plastics? We will introduce its characteristics, focusing on the lubricity and low friction of fluoropolymer PTFE.

■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 may evaporate or detach in a vacuum. For example, when sliding products, solid lubrication is helpful in situations where liquid lubricants may dirty the products. ■Low Friction and Sliding Properties of Fluororesin (PTFE) Fluororesin has a low coefficient of friction and is utilized for solid lubrication. 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 molecule has a very small polarity in its target 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 → Please check the basic information section for more details.

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What is lining? A detailed explanation of fluororesin lining.

We are currently offering detailed materials explaining fluororesin lining, which is particularly excellent in chemical resistance among linings.

■What is Lining? Lining is a method of protecting a substrate with a relatively thick film to enhance corrosion resistance. The lining materials primarily used are "rubber," "resin," and "glass." In linings that require corrosion resistance, a coating without pinholes is crucial. ■What is Fluororesin Lining? Fluororesin lining is one type of "resin lining." Resin lining includes those utilizing "polyethylene" and "nylon" resins, as well as "FRP lining," which combines glass fibers and resin. Among these, "fluororesin" is a material that is less susceptible to chemicals in harsh environments. ■Types of Fluororesin Lining Types of fluororesin lining include PTFE lining, PFA lining, and ETFE lining. Each lining requires appropriate selection based on the usage environment, method, and application. ■Main Fluororesin Lining Methods There are three main methods: 1. "Sheet Lining" 2. "Baked Coating" 3. "Roto Lining" *When considering lining, please check the materials and contact us for inquiries.

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【Presentation of Materials】Features, Advantages, and Disadvantages of PTFE Lining

PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), also known as tetrafluoroethylene, is a material that has excellent chemical resistance and is used for fluoropolymer lining.

PTFE lining is characterized by the use of pre-formed PTFE sheets and pipes, and it is also referred to as PTFE sheet lining. Since PTFE has non-stick properties, it cannot usually be adhered with adhesives. Lining sheets are used that have been processed to allow adhesion on one side during or after molding (adhesive lining). ■ Advantages of PTFE Lining By using molded sheets, it is possible to create thickness, making it suitable for use in more demanding environments. Additionally, it is characterized by excellent gas permeability. ■ Disadvantages of PTFE Lining PTFE lining is difficult with baked coatings, so the usable temperature depends on the heat resistance of the adhesive. Furthermore, its use in negative pressure environments is generally not recommended. Yoshida SKT offers lining sheet sales and lining construction services. *For more details on lining, please check the materials or feel free to contact us.

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Explaining the features, advantages, and disadvantages of ETFE lining.

ETFE lining is a lining that uses ETFE, a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene and ethylene.

ETFE lining is a type of fluoropolymer lining that is primarily processed using techniques such as powder coating and rotational molding (rotolining). ■ Advantages of ETFE Lining ETFE has a low melting point and excellent processability, allowing for thick film processing on various shapes of substrates. ■ Disadvantages of ETFE Lining On the other hand, because its molecular structure contains hydrogen (H), it has inferior heat resistance and chemical resistance compared to PTFE. The choice of materials and methods for lining needs to be tailored to the application, environment, and substrate shape. Yoshida SKT offers powder coating and rotational molding (rotolining) for ETFE lining. *Please feel free to contact us when considering lining options.

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[Presentation of Materials] Construction Method for Fluororesin Sheet Lining - Basic Knowledge -

I will explain the construction procedure for fluororesin lining.

【Fluororesin Sheet Lining Processing Procedure】 ■ Acceptance The base material (cylinder body) is checked against the order form, drawings, specifications, etc., to confirm whether it has a suitable shape for lining. ■ Sandblasting The lining surface is sandblasted to remove rust, dirt, etc., and is roughened to a texture suitable for lining. ■ Sheet Cutting The lining sheet material is cut based on the welding development drawing. ■ Attachment Adhesive is applied to the lining area of the base material (cylinder body) and the back side of the lining material, and they are adhered together. ■ Edge Preparation The welding joint areas, left and right, and depth are evenly prepared, and excess adhesive in the gaps is removed. ■ Welding Butt welding Tape welding ■ Process Inspection A pinhole test is conducted after butt welding. A pinhole test is conducted after tape welding. *You can download materials summarizing the details of the lining. Please make use of them.

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Processing procedure for fluororesin baked lining - Lining explanation materials available.

This explains the construction procedure for fluororesin lining using the baking paint method.

【Fluororesin Lining Processing Steps】 1. Acceptance We will inspect the substrate. If there are any issues that may affect the thick film processing, we may request corrections. 2. Degreasing Treatment [Preheating] The substrate is heated in a furnace to thermally decompose oils and dirt at a temperature higher than the firing temperature. 3. Surface Preparation [Blasting] The processing surface is blasted to remove rust, dirt, etc., and to create a rough surface. 4. Primer Coating A primer is applied to enhance the adhesion between the substrate and the fluororesin. 5. Firing The primer is cured in the furnace. 6. Coating [Powder Coating] Fluororesin powder is applied using electrostatic or special coating equipment. 7. Firing The fluororesin is heated to melt the resin and form a coating. *The size of the substrate that can be processed is determined by the size of the furnace. 8. Repetition Steps (6) to (7) are repeated to increase the coating thickness until the desired functionality is achieved. 9. Inspection We will inspect whether the processing meets the specifications and agreements. *The process is almost the same as fluororesin coating. *Please download the document summarizing the details of the lining for your reference.

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Surface Treatment Case Studies: "Robot Transport on Automated Lines"

Solving the challenges of robot transportation! Enabling smooth transportation of labels. Utilizing surface treatment can resolve various production challenges and troubles.

In the production line, it is impossible to predict when troubles like the following will occur: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects etc… When such problems arise, quick responses and identifying the causes are important, but learning preventive measures in advance can help avoid emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free "Coating Sample Books" and "Process Improvement Case Collections" that have actually improved production processes. ■ The adhesive side of the label does not stick to the base, allowing for suction and transport by robots. For more details on the case studies, please download the "Process Improvement Case Collection" and check it out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "Related Links." Please take this opportunity to apply.

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Surface Treatment Case Study Collection: "Reducing Clogging in Conveyance Guides"

Solve transportation issues of products that stick due to moisture! Utilizing surface treatment can resolve various production challenges and troubles. Sample and case study collection available.

In the production line, troubles such as the following can occur at any time: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects etc... When such problems arise, while prompt response and investigation of the causes are important, learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free 'Coating Sample Books' and 'Process Improvement Case Studies' that have actually improved production processes. ■ Creating a gap between transported items to reduce incidents of sticking due to moisture. For more details on the cases, please download the 'Process Improvement Case Studies' and check them out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "Related Links." We encourage you to take this opportunity to apply.

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Collection of Surface Treatment Examples: "Enabling Continuous Operation with Continuous Cutting of Tool Blades"

Preventing blade adhesion is now a reality. Continuous operation of equipment is possible! Utilizing surface treatment can solve various production challenges and troubles. Samples are currently available.

In a production line, troubles such as the following can occur at any time: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects etc… When such problems arise, while prompt response and investigation of the causes are important, learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free "Coating Sample Books" and "Process Improvement Case Collections" that have actually improved production processes. ■ Achieved continuous cutting of products with adhesive packaging. Passed durability tests of the equipment, enabling continuous operation. For more details on the case studies, please download the "Process Improvement Case Collection" and check it out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "Related Links." We encourage you to apply during this opportunity.

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Collection of Surface Treatment Examples: "Selection of Release Surface Treatment According to Types of Adhesives"

Solve mass production challenges by selecting surface treatments according to the type of adhesive, such as acrylic-based or silicone-based! Samples and case studies are available.

In the production line, troubles such as the following can occur at any time: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects ■ etc... When such issues arise, while prompt response and investigation of the causes are important, learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free "Coating Sample Books" and "Process Improvement Case Studies" that have actually improved production processes. ■ Solving the problem of adhesive adhesion without compromising the sharpness of cutting tools. For details on the cases, please download the "Process Improvement Case Studies" and check them out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "Related Links." We encourage you to apply during this opportunity.

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Case Study Collection on Surface Treatment: "Preventing Adhesion of Sealers on Packaging Films"

Eliminate resin adhesion to the sealer and reduce the risk of film peeling. Surface treatment can solve various production challenges. Samples and case studies are available.

In the production line, we cannot predict when the following troubles will occur: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects etc… When such problems arise, while prompt response and investigation of the causes are important, learning preventive measures in advance can help avoid emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering a free "trial set" of surface treatments that have actually improved production processes, as well as a "case study collection for process improvement." For more details on the cases, please download the "case study collection for process improvement" and check it out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "related links." We encourage you to take this opportunity to apply.

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Collection of Surface Treatment Examples: "Troubleshooting for PTP Films for Tablets"

Prevention of scratches caused by friction between packaging film and transport guides. Utilizing surface treatment can solve various production challenges. Samples and case studies are currently available.

In the production line, troubles such as the following can occur at any time: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects etc... While prompt response and investigation of the causes are important when such issues arise, learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free "trial sets" of surface treatments that have actually improved production processes, as well as a "case study collection on process improvement." For more details on the cases, please download and check the "case study collection on process improvement." You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples from the "related links." We encourage you to apply for this opportunity.

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Case Study on Surface Treatment: "Reducing the Use of Release Agents in Rubber Molding Dies"

Significantly reduces the adhesion of rubber to the inner diameter of pipe-shaped molds. By utilizing surface treatment, various production challenges can be solved. Samples and case studies are currently being offered.

In a production line, troubles such as the following can occur at any time: ■ Line stoppage ■ Delay in takt time ■ Increase in defects ■ etc... When such problems arise, quick responses and identifying the causes are important, but learning preventive measures in advance can help avert emergencies. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free "trial sets" that have actually improved production processes, as well as a "case study collection on process improvement." For more details on the cases, please download the "case study collection on process improvement" and check it out. You can apply for a free trial set of surface treatment samples through the "related links." We encourage you to take this opportunity to apply.

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Case Studies on Surface Treatment: "Improving Resin Release with Ejector Pins"

Reduces the adhesion of soft resin and allows for easy demolding with ejector pins. Surface treatment can solve various production challenges. Samples and case studies are available.

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. By imparting "release properties and slip properties" through surface treatment, we are currently offering free samples of surface treatments that have actually improved production processes, as well as a "Process Improvement Case Collection." For more details on the cases, please download the "Process Improvement Case Collection" and check it out. You can apply for the free sample set of surface treatments from the "Related Links." We encourage you to take this opportunity to apply.

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Fluororesin coating 'QCE-033M'

Explanation of Yoshida SKT's fluororesin coating 'QCE-033M'.

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. 'QCE-033M' is a type of PFA coating. Among fluoropolymer coatings, it is characterized by excellent non-stick properties, smoothness, and minimal defects. 【What is PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy Alkane Polymer)?】 ■Features It is an improved resin of PTFE, having the same continuous use temperature of 260°C as PTFE. With a low thermal melt viscosity, it can achieve a continuous film with fewer pinholes than PTFE, making it the highest-performing fluoropolymer for corrosion-resistant coatings. Additionally, PFA is superior in non-stick properties compared to PTFE for certain applications, and is used as a high-temperature release coating. For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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Fluororesin coating 'ECK-033'

Explanation of Yoshida SKT's modified fluororesin coating 'ECK-033'.

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. "ECK-033" is a type of modified fluoropolymer coating. It is characterized by excellent wear resistance and slip properties among fluoropolymer coatings. Modified fluoropolymer coatings form a coating film using engineering plastics or super engineering plastics combined with fluoropolymers. For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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Case study of mold release for molten metal: Surface treatment to solve film sticking and stringing issues.

Prevent film adhesion even with fluororesin coatings! Solve the issues of welded molds with fluororesin coatings that reduce contact area.

We would like to introduce a case study that resolved film adhesion issues that could not be solved with fluororesin coating on fusion molds. ■Consultation Details In the fusion process where a film is used to cover a container, the fusion mold is heated to over 100°C, causing the surface of the film to melt. Initially, fluororesin coating was applied to the mold to prevent film adhesion. ■Background of Selection Due to the material of the film and the melting temperature, film adhesion to the fusion mold was causing product defects. The mold has small holes for vacuuming the film, and there were limitations on options due to conditions such as not blocking these holes. ■Coating Adopted 'TP Coating' ■Adoption Background and Effects To meet the customer's usage conditions, we proposed a coating that has better release properties than the current coating and does not block the mold's holes, reducing the contact area. The customer adopted the "TP Coating," which has excellent release properties and does not affect vacuuming. *For more details, please refer to the materials or contact us directly.

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What is melting? An explanation of one type of resin melting, heat plate melting, and non-adhesive surface treatment.

We will also introduce non-stick surface treatments that are essential for solving the disadvantages of various types and methods of melting and heat plate melting.

■What is Resin Welding Resin welding is one method of joining resins using heat. ■Types and Methods of Welding - Ultrasonic Welding A method that uses ultrasonic vibrations for joining. - Vibration Welding A method that uses frictional heat generated by vibrations for joining. - High-Frequency Welding A method that uses self-generated heat from high frequency for joining. - Laser Welding A method that generates heat using laser light for joining. - Heat Plate Welding A method that melts materials using a heated plate for joining. ■Advantages and Disadvantages of Heat Plate Welding Heat plate welding can accommodate a wide range of part sizes and can securely weld even three-dimensional shapes, making it suitable for joining components that require airtightness. On the other hand, it cannot be used if electronic components are present, and there are disadvantages such as excess material when welding, resin sticking to the heater, and stringing. ■Surface Treatment to Prevent Resin Sticking and Stringing to the Heat Plate One method to prevent resin sticking to the heat plate and stringing, which are among the disadvantages, is surface treatment. For more details on surface treatment, please download the materials or contact us.

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What is foldability? An explanation of materials with excellent slip properties and low friction.

[Presentation of Materials] An explanation of fluoropolymer PTFE, which is an excellent low-friction lubricant, and coatings that provide superior sliding properties.

■What is sliding property? Sliding property refers to the ease of sliding. To improve sliding property, materials with a low friction coefficient or lubricants are used. By reducing friction, a state of high sliding property and ease of sliding can be achieved. ■Materials with high low-friction properties A well-known material with low friction properties is fluoropolymer PTFE. PTFE is utilized as a material that enhances sliding property with a low friction coefficient, often described as having a slippery quality similar to ice. ■Methods to improve the sliding property of components 〇Fluoropolymer coating Fluoropolymer coating primarily forms a film of fluoropolymer on the surface of metals, achieving a low friction coefficient and a smooth, slippery surface. 〇Bicoat Bicoat is a coating that combines inorganic materials with high hardness and fluoropolymer, excelling in both sliding properties and wear resistance. 【Selected Coatings】 ■Sliding and low friction properties - Teflon(TM) fluoropolymer coating ■Sliding, wear resistance, and high hardness - Bicoat(R) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Here are some terms related to molds.

We will introduce terms related to molds, as well as surface treatments and case studies that can solve molding troubles.

Terms related to molds include the following: [Mold-Related Terms] - Shot: The unit amount of molten resin injected from the injection port in injection molding. - Gate: The part within the mold where molten resin flows in during injection molding. - Ejector Pin: A pin that moves with the operation of the mold to remove the molded product from the mold. - Laminated Plate: An element that constitutes the mold, consisting of multiple stacked plates. - Drilling Process: One of the manufacturing processes for molds, involving creating holes in metal plates, etc. - Heat Treatment: A process of heating and rapidly cooling metal materials to extend the durability and lifespan of the mold. - Wear: Refers to the wear that occurs due to the use of the mold, which affects the mold's lifespan. - Casting Mold: A mold used in casting. - Design Drawing: A drawing created by the designer in the mold design process. - Assembly: The process of assembling the various components of the mold. - Mold Surface Treatment: A technique that can improve wear resistance or release properties on the surface of the mold. These are basic terms that people involved in mold manufacturing, operation, and maintenance should be familiar with. Below, we will introduce surface treatments.

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What is the semiconductor manufacturing process? An introduction to surface treatment that supports semiconductor manufacturing.

What is the semiconductor manufacturing process? This introduces the surface treatments used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

The semiconductor manufacturing process refers to a series of steps involved in designing, producing, and shipping semiconductor devices. Semiconductor devices are essential components used in various modern electronic devices such as computers, smartphones, automotive electronics, and LEDs. The semiconductor manufacturing process requires high purity and precision technology, and is often conducted in automated clean rooms. 1. Design → Photomask production Logic circuit design, layout design, photomask production 2. Front-end process (wafer processing) Procurement of silicon wafers → Cleaning → Film deposition → Photolithography → Ion implantation → Wiring → Inspection 3. Back-end process (assembly) Dicing → Die bonding → Wire bonding → Encapsulation → Solder ball mounting → Separation → Stamping → Inspection → Packaging and shipping In the semiconductor manufacturing process, especially in the front-end process, a high level of precision at the nano level is required, necessitating high purity and precision. Surface treatments, including fluororesin coating, support semiconductor manufacturing and play a significant role in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, an area in which Japan excels. Below, we will introduce surface treatments that are indispensable in semiconductor manufacturing.

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Fluororesin coating "Method of reprocessing"

What is the method for reprocessing fluororesin coatings?

Fluororesin coating can experience wear and peeling depending on the application, environment, and conditions. In such cases, it is possible to strip the coating and reprocess it. Reprocessing places a greater burden on the substrate compared to the initial processing, so consultation according to the application is necessary. 【Overview of Processing Steps】 ■Receiving the Substrate ○ Inspection of the substrate is conducted. ■Preheating ○ The substrate is heated in a furnace to thermally decompose oils, dirt, and fluororesin. ■Surface Preparation ・Blasting ○ The processing surface is blasted to remove rust and dirt, and to create a moderately rough surface. ■Primer Coating ○ A primer that enhances adhesion between the substrate and fluororesin is applied. ■Baking ○ The primer is cured. ■Coating ・Powder Coating ○ Fluororesin powder is applied using a special coating machine. ・Enamel Coating ○ Fluororesin enamel is applied either by machine or manually. ■Baking ○ The fluororesin is heated and melted to form a coating. ■Inspection ○ After processing is complete, an inspection is conducted to ensure that the processing meets specifications and agreements. For inquiries regarding reprocessing, please contact Yoshida SKT.

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[Example] Surface treatment to prevent eye mucus in elastomer extrusion molding.

We will introduce examples of surface treatments to prevent eye discharge that occurs during the extrusion molding of elastomers.

An elastomer is a type of synthetic resin that possesses elasticity and can change shape, being a polymer compound that has both rubber and plastic properties. This time, we received a consultation regarding the inability to produce stable products due to the occurrence of eye mucus in the mold during the extrusion molding of elastomers. ■ Background for Coating Adoption - Without surface treatment, the elastomer adhered to the mold to the extent that almost no products could be manufactured. - By adopting our Bi-Coat, we were able to prevent adhesion to a level that allowed for production. - It was found that after about a month of mass production, defects due to the adhesion of eye mucus occurred. ■ Effects of Surface Treatment Adoption - After adopting our 'MRS-102' and starting tests, eye mucus did occur, but it did not adhere to the mold and could be easily removed, which helped suppress the occurrence of defects, allowing for continuous use for six months. *For details on the adopted 'MRS-102', please refer to the materials or contact us.

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[Information Presentation] A booklet summarizing the basic knowledge of lining is being offered for free.

We are currently providing materials that explain in detail the purpose and types of linings, particularly focusing on fluororesin linings that excel in chemical resistance.

Lining technology is an essential means to protect metals from the corrosive elements of "water, oxygen, and electricity" and to enhance durability. Metals are very convenient because they are easy to process and can be selected for various applications, but they have a significant drawback of being susceptible to corrosion. To solve this problem, processing linings allows metal products to be used in various environments. In particular, highly corrosion-resistant fluororesin linings are gaining attention in the field of heavy corrosion prevention due to their excellent properties. This document provides a detailed explanation of the various types of linings, especially the effects of fluororesin linings. Please take this opportunity to download and check it out.

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What is a fluoropolymer?

Here are the features of fluoropolymer.

Fluoropolymer refers to a type of polymer that contains fluorine atoms as a major component. Fluorine is a very distinctive element, and its properties are prominently reflected in the polymer. Below, I will explain the main characteristics and common applications of fluoropolymers in detail. ■Characteristics Very low adhesion Fluoropolymers are generally very smooth and have almost no adhesion, which is why they are known as "non-stick" or "non-adhesive." High chemical resistance Fluoropolymers possess excellent chemical resistance. They show resistance to many corrosive substances and solvents, and have chemically stable properties. This makes them suitable for applications such as chemical containers, piping, and gaskets. High heat resistance Fluoropolymers have the ability to withstand high temperatures. In particular, PTFE can endure very high temperatures (around 260°C or 500°F). This property makes them suitable for applications that require use under high-temperature conditions. Electrical insulation Fluoropolymers have excellent electrical insulation properties. This is one of the reasons they are widely used as insulating materials for electronic components and cables.

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A detailed explanation about Teflon lining.

We are currently providing detailed materials explaining the fluororesin lining, which is particularly excellent in chemical resistance among linings.

■What is Teflon Lining? Teflon is a trademark of Chemours, and generally refers to fluororesin lining. Fluororesin is particularly excellent in chemical stability among various lining materials. Therefore, it is widely used in fields such as chemicals, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals, where heavy corrosion resistance and purity are required. ■One Type of Resin Lining Fluororesin lining is one type of "resin lining." Resin lining includes those using "polyethylene" and "nylon" resins, as well as "FRP lining," which combines glass fibers and resin. Among these, "fluororesin" is a material that is less susceptible to chemicals in harsh environments. ■Types of Fluororesin Lining Types of fluororesin lining include PTFE lining, PFA lining, and ETFE lining. Each lining requires appropriate selection based on the usage environment, construction method, and application. ■Main Fluororesin Lining Methods There are three main methods: - "Sheet Lining" - "Baked Coating" - "Roto Lining" *When considering lining, please check the materials and contact us.

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[Surface Treatment Example] Prevention of Epoxy Adhesive Adhesion on Electronic Component Transport Plates

Introducing a case study of precision surface treatment that prevents adhesion of epoxy adhesives used for bonding electronic components.

■Problems We Wanted to Solve We received an inquiry from a customer who wanted to resolve the issue of epoxy adhesive used for bonding parts overflowing and sticking to the transport plate. ■Conditions for Choosing the Treatment - Heat resistance of 150°C that can withstand the curing process - A tolerance of warping of less than 1mm to maintain precision - Silicone-free - Durable and washable ■Adopted Treatment TLS-200 (Nano Process) ■Achieved Effects After testing with samples and confirming with prototypes, it was adopted for mass production processes. If you want to prevent adhesion of epoxy adhesive, want to know more about the nano process, or are struggling with surface treatment in the precision field, please download the materials or contact us directly.

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