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Fluorine resin coating Product List and Ranking from 75 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Oct 29, 2025~Nov 25, 2025
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Fluorine resin coating Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Oct 29, 2025~Nov 25, 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 YMM コーティング事業部 Osaka//others
  5. 5 東海ライニング工業 Gifu//Manufacturing and processing contract

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Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Oct 29, 2025~Nov 25, 2025
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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. Fluororesin Coating: "Differences in Color and Selection Method" 吉田SKT
  4. 4 A detailed explanation about Teflon lining. 吉田SKT
  5. 5 Regulations on Teflon? Regarding the PFAS regulation proposal. 吉田SKT

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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 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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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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What is flame-retardant plastic? An explanation of flame resistance!

We will provide a detailed explanation of the elements of combustion, the flame retardancy of plastics, and flame-retardant materials made from plastics.

Flame retardancy refers to the property of being difficult to ignite, primarily when plastics are directly exposed to flames, indicating their resistance to combustion. Plastics are widely used in products such as electrical appliances, automotive parts, and medical components. Flame retardancy is one of the very important evaluation criteria for ensuring the safety of these products. The flame retardancy grades of plastics are evaluated in six levels according to the UL94 standard, listed from lowest to highest as HB, V-2, V-1, V-0, 5V-B, and 5V-A. HB indicates that the material is slow-burning and does not have self-extinguishing properties. Grades V-2 and above have self-extinguishing properties, and the classification is based on combustion time. Fluoropolymer (PTFE) is cited as the material with the highest flame retardancy. These materials do not contain hydrogen atoms in their molecular structure, and the C-F bonds within the molecular structure are strong, making them difficult to ignite. Flame retardancy is an important indicator for enhancing the safety of plastics. It is crucial to select materials with appropriate flame retardancy grades according to the product's application and usage environment. If you would like to learn more about flame retardancy, please download the materials or check the related links.

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Food Sanitation Law Compliance and PL (Positive List) Compliant Coating Series

Balancing hygiene and efficiency in manufacturing equipment. Coating compliant with the Food Sanitation Act positive list - Download materials.

We introduce coatings that comply with food sanitation laws to enhance safety and production efficiency in food manufacturing and processing equipment. Our lineup includes coatings that meet the food sanitation law (positive list system) and can be used in applications that come into direct contact with food, covering essential functions required in manufacturing environments such as slip resistance, non-stick properties, release properties, heat resistance, anti-static properties, and high durability. 【Applications】 Our coatings are suitable for a wide range of food manufacturing environments, including bread and bakery, confectionery, meat processing, dairy products, frozen foods, noodles, seafood processing, rice and bento, side dishes and school meals, beverage manufacturing, and packaging machine components. 【Features】 ■ Coatings with slip resistance, non-stick properties, and release properties reduce line stoppages and cleaning frequency due to adhesion. ■ Multifunctional specifications including anti-static properties, heat resistance (maximum operating temperature class of 260°C), chemical resistance, and corrosion resistance. ■ We also offer the FFLC series, which is free from PFAS, demonstrating our commitment to environmental considerations. If you are considering improving the efficiency of your manufacturing line, please download our materials and contact us.

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Fluororesin coating (Teflon coating)

It can be used in areas that dislike heavy loads, low speeds, and contamination! It has excellent insulation properties.

We would like to introduce our "Fluororesin Coating (Teflon Coating)." The surface repels both water and oil, making it difficult for most substances to adhere, which results in low dirt accumulation. Additionally, it has a low coefficient of friction and is slippery, preventing stick-slip, and it does not dissolve in most chemical solutions. 【Features】 ■ Non-stick, water-repellent, release properties ■ Low friction, slippery, lubricating properties ■ Chemical resistance, corrosion resistance ■ Static electricity prevention *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.

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Fluororesin Coating Treatment Method "KF Coat"

A new fluororesin coating treatment method using the cold spray (CS) technique.

We have developed a coating formation technology that imparts release and separation functions to metal products such as molds using fluororesin powder through a solvent-free spray method. The cold spray (CS) method is a technology that allows for the formation of coatings without thermal alteration by impacting and layering particles in a solid state at high speeds onto the substrate. 【Features】 - Solvent-free fluororesin film formation - Capable of film formation on large products For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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