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Fluorine resin coating Product List and Ranking from 42 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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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
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  4. 4 竹中製作所 Osaka//Machine elements and parts
  5. 5 日本電子工業 本社 Kanagawa//Manufacturing and processing contract
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  1. Advantages and disadvantages of re-coating a non-stick frying pan. 吉田ＳＫＴ
  2. Fluororesin Coating: "Differences in Color and Selection Method" 吉田ＳＫＴ
  3. Causes of Teflon coating peeling and how to address them. 吉田ＳＫＴ
  4. 4 Fluororesin coating "Adron Coating in Such Places" フロロコート
  5. 5 A detailed explanation about Teflon lining. 吉田ＳＫＴ

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An explanation of the fluoropolymer PTFE, which has excellent gas barrier properties and high chemical resistance.

An explanation of the fluoropolymer PTFE, which has excellent gas barrier properties and high chemical resistance.

PTFE is a rare resin that excels in chemical resistance, heat resistance, and gas barrier properties.

PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) has a very stable molecular structure and excellent chemical resistance. It is also known for its particularly high gas barrier properties among fluoropolymers. This is because PTFE has very low permeability, making it difficult for gases and vapors to pass through. Therefore, it is suitable for use under harsh chemical conditions, such as in chemical plants and semiconductor manufacturing processes. Furthermore, PTFE has high heat resistance and can be used in a temperature range from -200°C to +260°C. This allows it to maintain its properties even under extreme temperature conditions. However, it is important to select the appropriate usage environment, as it may react with fluorine (gas) or alkali metals (sodium, potassium, lithium) under certain conditions. Fluoropolymer lining can form a lining with high gas barrier and chemical resistance properties on the substrate. For more detailed information on chemical resistance, please download the materials or contact us.

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Fluororesin lining that protects materials weak to corrosion and chemicals from corrosion.

Fluororesin lining that protects materials weak to corrosion and chemicals from corrosion.

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

Fluororesin lining is an important technology for protecting materials from damage caused by corrosion and chemicals. The main types of fluororesin lining include PTFE, PFA, and ETFE, each possessing specific properties suitable for particular applications and environments. Types of fluororesin lining: - PTFE lining: Excellent non-stick and heat resistance, with resistance to almost all chemicals. - PFA lining: Offers more options for processing methods compared to PTFE, accommodating various shapes of substrates. - ETFE lining: Combines strength and chemical resistance, with a wide range of substrate shapes that can be processed similarly to PFA. Fluororesin lining methods: - Sheet lining: A method of adhering fluororesin sheets to substrates, allowing for thicker linings. - Powder coating: A method of applying fluororesin as a powder coating and forming a film in a sintering furnace. - Rotolining: A method of applying lining material while rotating, forming a uniform film. It is suitable for use under harsh chemical conditions, such as in chemical plants and semiconductor manufacturing processes, and can protect materials over a long period. Please check the materials and contact us for further consideration.

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The best study material for fluororesins! What are the differences between PTFE and PFA?

The best study material for fluororesins! What are the differences between PTFE and PFA?

[Presentation of Materials] A detailed explanation of the differences between fluororesins PTFE, PFA, FEP, and ETFE, including molecular structure and properties!

The technical document "Differences Between PTFE and PFA" provides a detailed explanation of PTFE, PFA, FEP, and ETFE, covering everything from molecular structure to properties. Fluoropolymers are well-known for their functionality, such as being non-stick and slippery, but many people may not be aware of their types and differences. This single volume allows you to thoroughly understand the differences and characteristics of each. If you are interested, please feel free to download it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Types and properties of fluoropolymers ■ Differences between PTFE and PFA / Overview of FEP and ETFE ■ Differences among four types of fluoropolymer coatings

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Ideal for those who want to know the differences between PTFE and PFA, as well as between FEP and ETFE.

Ideal for those who want to know the differences between PTFE and PFA, as well as between FEP and ETFE.

【Presentation of Materials】A detailed explanation of the differences between PTFE and PFA, which are surprisingly not well known, including molecular structure and properties!

The technical document "Differences Between PTFE and PFA" provides a detailed explanation of PTFE, PFA, FEP, and ETFE, covering everything from molecular structure to properties. It is an ideal resource for those who want to understand the differences between PTFE and PFA, as well as FEP and ETFE. With this single document, you can gain a solid understanding of the differences and characteristics of each. If you are interested, please feel free to download it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Types and properties of fluoropolymer resins ■ Differences between PTFE and PFA / Overview of FEP and ETFE ■ Differences among four types of fluoropolymer coatings

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Presentation of materials for those who do not understand the benefits of fluororesin and cannot utilize it.

Presentation of materials for those who do not understand the benefits of fluororesin and cannot utilize it.

[Presentation of Materials] An explanatory document that addresses the voices of those who do not understand the characteristics and advantages of fluororesin, making it difficult to select appropriate materials.

The technical document "Differences Between PTFE and PFA" provides a detailed explanation of the differences in characteristics between PTFE and PFA, as well as information on FEP and ETFE, covering everything from molecular structure to properties. With this single volume, you can gain a solid understanding of the differences and characteristics of each. If you are interested, please feel free to download it. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Types and properties of fluoropolymers ■ Differences between PTFE and PFA / Overview of FEP and ETFE ■ Differences among four types of fluoropolymer coatings

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Food Sanitation Law PL System Compliance High-Performance Fluororesin Coating

Food Sanitation Law PL System Compliance High-Performance Fluororesin Coating

Let's prepare for the full implementation of the PL system in 2025! Next-generation coatings that achieve both food contact safety and high functionality.

**Importance of Compliance with the PL System** After the full enforcement on June 1, 2025, coatings that include synthetic resins not listed on the positive list will no longer be allowed for use in utensils and packaging that come into contact with food. This regulation may also apply to resin coatings that provide non-stick, water-repellent, oil-repellent, and slip properties, which are widely used in food factories and other settings. **Features** ■ Compliant with the positive list system of the revised Food Sanitation Act ■ Coating products designed with the full enforcement in June 2025 in mind ■ Achieves excellent non-stick, water-repellent, oil-repellent, and slip properties ■ Coatings with superior non-stick, slip, and heat resistance ■ Suitable for a wide range of applications including food factories and packaging machines For more details, please download the materials or contact us.

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Bridge fluororesin coating

Bridge fluororesin coating

Contributing to various fields such as medicine, semiconductors, and food due to its advanced purity and heat resistance characteristics!

The "Bridge Fluororesin Coating (FCXTRA Series)" is our unique technology that enhances wear resistance without compromising the properties of fluororesin coatings (Teflon coatings). Its durability is over 1,000 times greater than that of PTFE, which is known to have lower wear resistance compared to conventional materials. It is a non-filled PTFE with several times improved deformation resistance. It particularly excels in sliding parts, leveraging its low friction coefficient and low dust generation, making it suitable for use in sealing materials for pumps and compressors, as well as air valves. 【Features】 ■ Durability is over 1,000 times that of PTFE ■ Excels in sliding parts ■ Possesses high purity, heat resistance, and other characteristics ■ Contributes to various fields, including medical, semiconductor, and food industries *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.

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Anti-corrosion and anti-rust coating

Anti-corrosion and anti-rust coating

Extending the lifespan of the substrate and improving its durability is possible! It boasts high heat resistance among plastic resins and also has good chemical resistance.

Our "Anti-corrosion and Anti-rust Coating" solves problems such as "wanting to prevent rust and deterioration of metal substrates (work)" and "wanting to extend the lifespan of the substrate." Basically, treatment with a thick film is possible. A thick coating significantly increases the maintainability of the substrate, leading to an extension of its lifespan and improvement in durability. "Nylon (PA)" has been used by manufacturers of piping, factory equipment parts, and seawater tanks, while "Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE)" has been utilized by manufacturers of piping for construction, outdoor products, and fire hydrant covers. [Features] ■ Treatment with a thick film is generally possible ■ A thick coating significantly increases the maintainability of the substrate ■ Leads to an extension of the substrate's lifespan and improvement in durability ■ Relatively easy to repeat (resin stripping and regeneration) coating ■ Material with excellent toughness and wear resistance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Add water and oil repellency with a fluororesin coating.

Add water and oil repellency with a fluororesin coating.

Water and oil repellency refers to the property of a substrate surface that repels water and oil. Water does not spread and wet the surface of the material, but instead forms into droplets, which is the state of water repellency.

When a water-repellent coating is applied to fibers, it is coated with a thin film and does not cover all the fabric's weave, which is an advantage in terms of breathability. However, when high pressure is applied to the water, it may seep through the fabric's weave to the backside. The difference between water-repellent and waterproof To briefly explain the difference between water-repellent and waterproof, water-repellent means repelling water as described above, while waterproof means not allowing water to pass through. In other words, a state where water does not pass through is "waterproof," and a state where water is repelled on the surface is "water-repellent." Advantages and disadvantages of water-repellent processing - Advantages The advantage of water-repellent processing is that it does not fill the gaps in the material, allowing for breathability. Therefore, it is often used in down jackets and coats when one wants to avoid getting wet from a small amount of rain without compromising comfort. - Disadvantages Since water-repellent processing is only superficial, as mentioned above, during heavy rain, water pressure may cause water to seep into the material's interior.

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