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Blade release surface treatment | Release coating that cuts through tape smoothly.

In the strong double-sided tape release torque experiment, the peeling force is almost zero compared to other coating processes! Even with solvent cleaning, water repellency, oil repellency, and slip properties can be maintained!

The mold release silicone suitable for blade release coating (MRS series) exhibits excellent release properties against sticky substances and adhesive tapes, achieving top-level solvent resistance, film hardness, and heat resistance. This coating can reduce sticking when cutting adhesive materials during processes such as cutting labels and tapes. It leads to improved efficiency and productivity in cutting operations. Even after cleaning with solvents, the release properties remain unaffected, ensuring long-lasting effectiveness. Test results show overwhelmingly lower values compared to SUS304 and Teflon coatings. <Reasons to choose this product> - Reduces sticking when cutting adhesive materials - Expected to improve productivity in cutting processes - Release effect remains strong and long-lasting even with solvents *For more details, please download the materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Resin Molding Solution Case] Non-stick Coating for PET Blow Molding Molds

No worries about the coating film peeling off and contaminating! The transparency of the PET bottle has also improved.

We would like to introduce a case study of surface treatment for molds used in blow molding PET resin. ■Challenges In the molds used for blow molding PET bottles, a coating was applied to improve release properties, making it easier for the resin to detach after molding. However, with the previous coatings, there were instances where the resin, softened by heat, would slightly adhere and remain, potentially leading to cloudiness in the PET bottles, necessitating frequent maintenance of the molds. ■Effects of the Adopted Coating We adopted our "Super Bi-Coat NYK-01-F05." This coating maintains performance characteristics such as film thickness precision and hardness comparable to previous bi-coats while improving release and slip properties during high-temperature molding. It reduces resin residue on the molds and enhances the transparency of the PET bottles. 【Key Points of the Case Study】 ■Purpose of Surface Treatment Reduction of work loss, stabilization of quality and operation ■Required Functions Non-stick and release properties, sliding and slip properties, wear resistance ■Adopted Treatment 'Super Bi-Coat NYK-01-F05' *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Surface Treatment Example] Solving the sticking of transport robots with release coating.

Achieving high-speed transport with robots. Improving adhesive troubles that hinder automation with fluorine and silicone-based release coatings.

■Sites Requiring Surface Treatment - Due to adhesion to transport claws and placement platforms for transported items, it has been difficult for grasped items to be released, hindering automation on the line. - Transport processes involving resin parts and hot melt adhesives before they cool and solidify, as well as label adhesive areas and food, are in a state that easily leads to sticking. ■Points of Innovation - By applying the appropriate coating, it is possible to prevent sticking of transported items. - Adhesion issues during transport are not easily resolved through soft solutions like teaching, and even if a release agent is applied to specific areas, its effectiveness can diminish quickly depending on the usage environment, necessitating frequent reapplication and increasing manual labor. In contrast, coatings improve sticking efficiently, have high functional durability, and expand the areas where robots can operate in fields requiring automation. ■Examples of Coatings for Improving Robot Transport Adhesion Issues - Bi-Coat(R) - MRS Coating (Silicone Coating) - Fluorine-based Silicone Convex Coating - Teflon(TM) Fluororesin Coating *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Automotive Industry Case] Mold Parts Release Surface Treatment - Strong Non-Stick Coating

Shortening of takt time, which seemed impossible. Increasing production by demolding before it solidifies. Coating to prevent adhesion of molten resin to the ejector pins.

In a certain automotive parts molding process, there was a request to shorten the molding time in order to accommodate increased production. ■Concern When attempting to demold the resin from the mold in a shorter time than usual, a problem occurred where the resin had not yet solidified sufficiently, causing the ejector pin to get stuck and not come out. Therefore, a coating that improves resin demolding was considered. ■Request This mold requires strict dimensional control, and under conditions where even slight dimensional changes such as thermal distortion are not permitted, the conventional Teflon (TM) coating was not selectable due to its high processing temperature of 400°C and insufficient dimensional accuracy. ■Challenges to be solved - Improvement of production efficiency - Reduction of defects - Shortening of work time ■Coating that solved the issue 'Bicoat (R)' *For details on how the issue was resolved, please download the PDF or contact us.

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New proposal for release agent coating selection! "Measurement of release force of molten resin pellets"

To meet the need of wanting to confirm the effectiveness before adopting a coating, Yoshida SKT measures the coating surface using its unique know-how.

"I want to test the effectiveness of coatings using materials produced in-house in advance." "I am considering the introduction of coatings but am struggling with the selection method." For concerns and issues related to coating selection, Yoshida SKT offers unique expertise in measuring coating performance. Please feel free to consult us about preparing sample pieces. - Do you have any of these concerns? During resin molding, resin sticks to molds or extruders, causing problems. After researching various options, I found that surface treatment is an effective way to prevent sticking, but there are various types of resins and additives depending on the product, and I don't know which surface treatment to choose. - With our coating performance measurement service, you can use the materials you are currently using to check the adhesion with the coating, allowing for a smoother real-world test. ■ Measurement of Release Force of Melted Resin Pellets We measure the release force between melted resin pellets and the coated surface, allowing you to confirm the degree of peeling from the coating numerically. *For applications and to download materials, please visit the official Yoshida SKT website below.

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List of Mold Release Coatings - Surface Treatments Excellent in Release Properties and Prevention of Eye Goo

When you want to reduce adhesion for mold release applications, it is effective in simplifying mold cleaning and stabilizing product quality!

In mold forming, to stabilize product quality, it is important to improve release properties and prevent mold contamination. Measures such as PVD coating, DLC coating, and chrome plating are being implemented, but depending on the molding conditions, issues can arise where parts of the product stick, or eye residue becomes a cause of product defects. We would like to introduce coatings that have a proven track record of improving the release properties of molds. 【Selected Coatings (Partial)】 ■ Release properties, high hardness, dimensional stability (durable parts, molds) - Bi-Coat ■ Release properties, eye residue prevention - MRS Coating ■ Resin release at high temperatures - FSR Coating ■ Non-stick and slip properties - Teflon / Fluororesin Coating ■ Release properties, precision (precision parts, precision molds) - Nano Process *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Release coating

It is possible to perform treatments that do not adhere even with adhesive tape. The high release properties are also beneficial for mold processing.

In the manufacturing process of resin-based products such as films, the fineness and characteristics of the roll surface are crucial for product quality. Of course, the synergistic effect with the finishing polishing treatment is also significant, but certain types of ceramics have very high release properties against plastics and molten glass, and when sprayed, they can meet quite stringent requirements for scratch resistance and surface roughness. In extreme cases, it is even possible to treat surfaces so that adhesive tape does not stick. The high release properties are also beneficial for mold processing. For more details, please download the catalog.

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[Case Study] Improvement of Mold Release for Molding Dies! Non-Stick Coating for Aluminum Molds

What is the coating used to release rubber products that tend to stick from molds? We will introduce case studies of solutions through the surface treatment of molding molds.

■Concern When molding rubber of different materials in layers, the products molded in the mold enter the vulcanization process while still in the shape of the mold. The products were made of materials that easily adhered to the mold, resulting in a phenomenon where they stuck to the mold and could not be removed after vulcanization. ■Background During demolding, strong forces are applied, so using standard fluororesin coatings posed a risk of peeling due to insufficient film strength. We recommended a Bi-Coat that excels in release properties and wear resistance, but the mold in question was made of soft aluminum and required surface treatment compatible with sulfur vulcanization, necessitating the selection of a Bi-Coat treatment that could adapt to both conditions. ■Coating Adopted Super Bi-Coat NYY-11-F05 ■Adoption Process and Effects We tested a Bi-Coat suitable for aluminum substrates and usable for sulfur vulcanization. Initially, demolding was good, but rubber adhesion began to occur within a short period. Therefore, we proposed and tested the "Super Bi-Coat NYY-11-F05," which excelled in release properties, achieving both initial demolding and sustained release properties. This led to its adoption. *Product data PDF is available for download.*

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[Surface Treatment Example] Release Coating Applicable to Plastics

Coating of the carrier tape on the transport reel to improve the working environment and reduce the cleaning process.

Introduction of release (non-adhesive) coating for plastic carrier tape transport reels! ■Concern - Adhesive was sticking to the transport reels that wind the carrier tape, requiring cleaning with solvents each time they were used. There was a need to reduce the burden of solvent exposure for workers and to streamline the cleaning process, prompting consideration of surface treatment. ■Surface Treatment Solution 'MRS Coating' MRS-200 ■Points for Treatment Selection - Can be processed on plastic reels at temperatures below 80°C - Excellent release properties with minimal adhesive adhesion - Release effect is sustained even during solvent wiping operations *For more details on the case, please check our website! For more information on surface treatment, please download the PDF or contact us.

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[Case Study] Coating that extends the lifespan of polypropylene heat-welded sheets by five times.

We will introduce examples of the use of non-stick coatings that last five times longer in release effect compared to fluoropolymer coatings.

■Concern In the heat plate welding of polypropylene sanitary products, thread pulling is likely to occur, making a non-stick (release) coating on the heat plate essential. The customer was using a PFA coating, but it deteriorated quickly, requiring the heat plate to be replaced in about a week. ■Background In this case, where repeated contact/release with components occurs at high temperatures, the effectiveness of the coating diminished rapidly. Replacing the heat plate and reprocessing the coating requires adjustments to the equipment and preparation of spare parts. A coating that excels in non-stick properties and lasts longer in high-temperature environments was needed. ■Adopted Coating FSR (Fluoro Super Release) HR-372AP ■Adoption Process and Effects Yoshida SKT prepared several samples, including the "FSR coating," which was developed with the concept of excellent release properties at high temperatures. Before the actual machine test, we confirmed the release properties of these samples at our company, and it was decided to conduct a practical test with the "FSR coating," which has a proven track record in high-temperature environments. The release effect lasted over five times longer compared to the previous PFA coating. The lifespan of the coating was excellent, and it was adopted.

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[Case Study] Surface Treatment to Enhance Release Properties of Biodegradable Plastic Molding Dies

We will introduce examples of surface treatments to enhance the release properties of biodegradable plastics and improve molding troubles.

■Concern Due to the different moldability of biodegradable plastics compared to regular plastics, there were issues with mold release in the prototypes, leading to molding troubles. ■Background We received this consultation because there is no track record of surface treatment with the materials being molded, and we do not know the appropriate surface treatment. ■Coating Adopted Bicoat Exceed NYK-2000E ■Adoption Process and Effects At Yoshida SKT, we prepared a collection of samples suitable for mold release from molding molds, and confirmed the release properties with actual plastics. We processed the well-performing NYK-2000E into the prototype mold, and it has been used without issues for several months. *Detailed surface treatment materials can be downloaded as a PDF.

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Ceramic-based release coating "Biceram 100"

Coating processing technology 'Biceram 100' that achieves both non-stick properties and high-temperature hardness in accordance with the revised Food Sanitation Act (PL).

The "Biceram" series is an inorganic release coating that achieves high hardness unique to ceramics while possessing release properties and heat resistance comparable to fluororesin coatings. It is utilized in a wide range of fields, including cooking utensils, industrial parts, conveyor systems, and molds. ■ Features of the Biceram Series 【High Hardness】 The surface hardness is equivalent to 9H in the pencil scratch test, demonstrating high resistance to scratches. 【Non-Stick】 It is difficult for resins, food, and adhesives to adhere, providing excellent release properties, dirt resistance, and cleanability. 【Heat Resistance】 It can be used stably in high-temperature environments above 200°C. Since it complies with the Food Sanitation Act (PL), it can be used safely and securely for food contact applications! Additionally, it does not contain fluorinated compounds (PFAS) in its coating components, making it a coating that responds to the recent global movement for PFAS regulation. If you are facing issues such as scratches with fluororesin coatings or environmental restrictions, please consider our "Biceram" series. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us!

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Release coating for blades and precision molds "NonStick STC"

Prevention of foreign matter adhesion on cutting edges and precision molds! "Ultra" thin film release coating "NonStick STC" (trademark application pending)

"NonStick STC" is an ultra-thin release coating applicable to cutting tools and precision molds! ■ Features of NonStick STC - Smooth No roughening such as blasting is required as a pre-treatment before coating, and post-polishing of the cutting edge after coating is also unnecessary. This helps maintain the sharpness of the cutting tools. - Transparent & Thin Being colorless and transparent with a film thickness of less than 1µm, it preserves the texture of the material. Additionally, it prevents dimensional changes in molds due to coating, which is crucial for precision molds that require accuracy. - Clean It is difficult for adhesive foreign substances, such as tape adhesives, to adhere, and if they do, they can be easily removed. This prevents a decrease in the sharpness of cutting tools and contamination of molds due to foreign substance adhesion.

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