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[Machine Parts Coating] *Examples of wear patterns and evaluation results are also introduced!

[Machine Parts Coating] *Examples of wear patterns and evaluation results are also introduced!

New functions for mechanical parts! By modifying the surface, we can meet various demands. We are introducing case studies that incorporate actual requests we have received.

Introducing coatings for mechanical parts. Industrial products and their materials and components require various functions, characteristics, and performance simultaneously, depending on the environment and load in which they are used. Adhesive wear is effectively addressed by coatings with low affinity to the counterpart material and control of surface properties. By modifying the very surface, it is possible to impart various functions and characteristics, thereby meeting diverse requirements. 【Wear Modes of Mechanical Parts】 ■ Adhesive Wear: Coatings with low affinity to the counterpart material and control of surface properties ■ Abrasive Wear: Surface hardness increase with Jcoat + α treatment ■ Corrosive Wear: Selection of coatings suitable for corrosive environments ■ Fatigue Wear: Neo-Slick, CrN, etc. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

  • Surface treatment contract service
  • Processing Contract
  • Coating Agent

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Mold Standard Parts Coating

Mold Standard Parts Coating

Introducing the features of each process for coating standard mold components!

In "Standard Parts Coating for Molds," we introduce the characteristics and overview of coatings. The CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) process fills a high-temperature atmosphere of 1000°C with gas and induces a chemical reaction, allowing for uniform coating around the entire item, making it applicable to complex shapes. The PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) process uses plasma energy to coat at a lower temperature of 200 to 500°C, which essentially prevents dimensional changes and deformation, making it suitable for items requiring high precision. 【Features (CVD Method)】 - Since deposition occurs through a chemical reaction with gas, there is less variation in film thickness and coverage due to shape. - The film thickness is more than twice that of PVD, and the adhesion strength is high, making it suitable for heavy press processing. - The equipment is also large, allowing for the processing of large items, and the cost is lower compared to PVD. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.*

  • Other machine elements
  • Other molds
  • others

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Coating components for medical devices

Coating components for medical devices

We carry out a wide variety of coating processes, including coatings for fine components and parts that require electrical insulation.

Our company has been conducting coating processes for various high-performance required components, starting with our uniquely pursued ultra-fine wire coating. We implement a wide range of coating treatments, including coatings for fine components, wires that maintain low friction coefficients and rotational properties in sliding areas, and components that require high voltage resistance. On our website, we mainly introduce examples of coating technology applicable to medical device components. For more details, please refer to the related links. 【Examples of Coating Technology Applications】 ■ Medical electrode needle components ■ Guide wires ■ Inner diameter coated products ■ Ultra-fine inner diameter coated products ■ Medical fine components *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Processing Contract
  • Coating Agent
  • Other laboratory equipment and containers

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Case Study of Coating Technology: Prevention of Galling in Sliding Parts of Food Processing Lines

Case Study of Coating Technology: Prevention of Galling in Sliding Parts of Food Processing Lines

No oiling needed to prevent biting! Presenting examples of coating solutions for sliding parts in food processing lines.

If you are struggling with the following issues, this is a must-see! - Stainless steel parts (such as screws) getting stuck and unable to move (galling phenomenon) - Having trouble with galling of SUS materials - Wear and tear on drive components such as conveyors - Wanting to slide without lubrication For those facing these problems, we can solve your concerns all at once by applying a coating that prevents "galling"! 【Limited to catalog download! Prototype discount campaign ongoing】 【For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us】

  • Other surface treatment equipment

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[Case Studies] Coating of Mechanical Parts

[Case Studies] Coating of Mechanical Parts

New functions for mechanical parts! By modifying the surface, we can meet various demands.

This introduces coatings for mechanical parts. Industrial products and their materials and components require various functions, characteristics, and performances simultaneously, depending on the environment and load in which they are used. Adhesive wear is effectively addressed by coatings with low affinity to the counterpart material and control of surface properties. By modifying the outermost surface, it is possible to impart various functions and characteristics, thereby meeting diverse requirements. 【Wear Modes of Mechanical Parts】 ■ Adhesive Wear: Coatings with low affinity to the counterpart material, control of surface properties ■ Abrasive Wear: Surface hardness increase with Jcoat + α treatment ■ Corrosive Wear: Selection of coatings suitable for corrosive environments ■ Fatigue Wear: Neo-Slick, CrN, etc. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

  • Processing Contract

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