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Fluorine resin coating Product List and Ranking from 38 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. 吉田ＳＫＴ Aichi//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. フロロコート Saitama//others
  3. 東海ライニング工業 Gifu//Manufacturing and processing contract
  4. 4 YMM コーティング事業部 Osaka//others
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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 Regulations on Teflon? Regarding the PFAS regulation proposal. 吉田ＳＫＴ
  5. 4 What is foldability? An explanation of materials with excellent slip properties and low friction. 吉田ＳＫＴ

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Does fluoropolymer dissolve in hydrochloric acid? Explanation.

Does fluoropolymer dissolve in hydrochloric acid? Explanation.

Does fluoropolymer, which has excellent chemical resistance, dissolve in hydrochloric acid?

Fluororesin is a material that exhibits excellent chemical resistance to almost all chemicals. Hydrochloric acid is a strong acid that can dissolve many metals, but fluororesin does not dissolve in hydrochloric acid. Fluororesin is generally not affected by hydrochloric acid on its own; however, caution is necessary when used as linings or coatings intended to protect metals. Hydrochloric acid can penetrate fluororesin linings or coatings depending on its concentration and temperature. This penetration can lead to blistering, which impairs corrosion resistance. Additionally, thin fluororesin coatings may leave pinholes, allowing hydrochloric acid to infiltrate and directly corrode the substrate. If you want to protect metals from chemical solutions like hydrochloric acid, please consult us when considering measures involving fluororesin.

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What is the heat resistance temperature of fluorine coatings? An explanation of the varying heat resistance by type.

What is the heat resistance temperature of fluorine coatings? An explanation of the varying heat resistance by type.

I will explain the heat resistance of fluororesin coatings.

There are various types of fluorine coatings, even if we refer to them simply as such. Typical examples include PTFE, FEP, PFA, and ETFE. In practice, the heat resistance varies depending on the application, but the continuous use temperatures for fluororesins are defined. ■ Continuous Use Temperatures - PTFE: 260℃ - FEP: 200℃ - PFA: 260℃ - ETFE: 150℃ For example, when used as an anti-corrosion coating, the practical heat resistance will be at a much lower temperature. Additionally, when considering applications that involve friction or physical contact, further considerations are necessary. Fluorine coatings (fluororesin coatings) possess various properties such as non-stickiness, low friction, chemical resistance, electrical characteristics, and weather resistance, and it is essential to consider the type and thickness according to each application. *For more details, please click on "PDF Download" or feel free to contact us.

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Regulations on Teflon? Regarding the PFAS regulation proposal.

Regulations on Teflon? Regarding the PFAS regulation proposal.

The regulation of Teflon resin explains the proposed PFAS regulations.

Teflon is a trademark of Chemours and refers to fluoropolymer. Fluoropolymers include types such as PTFE, PFA, and FEP, but currently, the use of fluoropolymers like PTFE, PFA, and FEP is not regulated in Japan. On the other hand, within the EU, regulatory proposals are being considered to minimize the emissions of PFAS. The following substances are also mentioned as targets: - Fluorinated surface treatment agents: water and oil repellents, release agents, fluoropolymer-containing coatings, etc. - Coatings: PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, and other fluoropolymers (for applications such as corrosion lining, non-stick, lubrication, etc.) - Molding and processed products: PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, and other fluoropolymers (such as lining sheets, fabric sheets, etc.) - Fluorinated surfactants, fluorinated oils, low molecular weight PTFE, fluorinated molding aids, etc. The regulatory proposals include fluoropolymers, which are considered to be extremely stable and pose no toxicological or environmental concerns. For more details, please download the materials or check our website through the related links.

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Understand the differences between PTFE, PFA, FEP, and ETFE! Technical materials available.

Understand the differences between PTFE, PFA, FEP, and ETFE! Technical materials available.

A detailed explanation of the differences between PTFE and PFA, which are surprisingly not well known, including their molecular structures 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 various types and differences. This single volume allows for a thorough 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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[Data Download] Surface Treatment "By Application" Chosen in the Semiconductor and Electronics Field

[Data Download] Surface Treatment "By Application" Chosen in the Semiconductor and Electronics Field

We will introduce surface treatment technologies chosen for semiconductor manufacturing and electronic component manufacturing.

■Applications such as plating jigs, soldering jigs, and semiconductor manufacturing lines - Selected surface treatment 'TEFLON (TM) fluoropolymer coating' ■Applications such as precision molds - Selected surface treatment 'Bicoat (R)' 'Nanoprocess (R)' ■Applications such as wafer and glass handling - Selected surface treatment 'Saflon (R)' 'PBI, PI coating' ■Applications such as precision nozzles, MEMS components, and optical lenses - Selected surface treatment 'Nanoprocess (R)' ■Applications such as chemical supply tanks - Selected surface treatment 'TEFLON (TM) fluoropolymer coating' 'Saflon (R) AP+' 'MY Lining (R)' ■Applications such as clean room walls, experimental equipment, and various jigs - Selected surface treatment 'SeraShield F' *You can download the PDF of the introduced surface treatment products. Please download the materials and contact us for more details.*

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Solve vacuum forming release defects with super TP coating.

Solve vacuum forming release defects with super TP coating.

We would like to introduce a coating that improves release defects caused by vacuum forming of films.

■Customer's Issue In vacuum forming of films, the formed film was difficult to detach from the mold, resulting in release failure. ■Background / Conditions for Choosing Treatment The cause was uneven heating and poor air release due to inadequate adhesion between the mold and the film. ■Adopted Coating Super TP Coating ■Achieved Effects The Super TP Coating forms a smooth convex surface with fluororesin. The convex surface of the coating created an appropriate gap between the mold and the film, improving air release and resolving the issue of uneven heating, resulting in better release properties. For details about the coating, please download the materials or contact us.

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What is the flame retardancy of plastics? An explanation of flame retardant grades and material characteristics.

What is the flame retardancy of plastics? An explanation of flame retardant grades and material characteristics.

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

This document is intended for those who want to learn more about the flame retardancy of plastics and those interested in the flame retardancy of fluororesins. ■INDEX■ 1. What is flame retardancy? 2. The three elements of combustion 3. Flame retardancy of plastics from the perspective of oxygen index and standards 3-1. Oxygen Index 3-2. UL94 standard 4. Characteristics of flame retardant materials (fluororesin PTFE) 4-1. Strong C-C bonds 4-2. Low reactivity with oxygen 5. Applications of fluororesin flame retardancy If you would like to know more about flame retardancy, please download the document or check the related links.

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Eliminate static electricity troubles! Improve dirt resistance with "Safron AS+"

Eliminate static electricity troubles! Improve dirt resistance with "Safron AS+"

Suppresses static electricity and makes it easy to wipe off dirt! Anti-static fluororesin coating 'Safron AS+'.

■Losses Due to Static Electricity Troubles - Decreased productivity due to product adhesion, dust accumulation, mesh clogging, and fiber entanglement - Decreased safety due to fires, electric shocks, and equipment malfunctions - Increased running costs due to higher cleaning expenses ■Challenges of Conventional Anti-Static Coatings - Low dirt resistance - Limited color variations ■Newly Developed "Safron AS+" - Significantly improved dirt resistance while maintaining equivalent anti-static performance to conventional products - Easily wipes off magic stains - Four color variations tailored to different applications ■Benefits of "Safron AS+" - Reduces static electricity troubles, leading to increased productivity, equipment protection, and enhanced safety - Improved dirt resistance results in reduced cleaning time and lower running costs - Abundant color variations *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Comparison of types of fluoropolymer coatings: Explanation of the differences between FEP and ETFE.

Comparison of types of fluoropolymer coatings: Explanation of the differences between FEP and ETFE.

【Presentation of Materials】A detailed explanation of the differences between PTFE and PFA, as well as FEP and ETFE, which are surprisingly not well known!

The technical document "Differences Between PTFE and PFA" provides a detailed explanation of FEP and ETFE, covering everything from molecular structure to properties. It also discusses the differences in characteristics of fluoropolymer coatings at the end. With this single book, you can gain a solid understanding of the differences and features 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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Materials that are helpful when you want to correctly choose the type of fluororesin.

Materials that are helpful when you want to correctly choose the type of fluororesin.

【Presentation of Materials】A detailed explanation of the differences between PTFE and PFA, as well as the differences between FEP and ETFE, including molecular structures 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 non-stick and slippery characteristics, but many people may not be aware of their various types and differences. This single volume allows for a thorough understanding of the differences and features of each. If you are interested, please feel free to download it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Types and characteristics of fluoropolymers ■ Differences between PTFE and PFA / Overview of FEP and ETFE ■ Differences among four types of fluoropolymer coatings

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Problem-solving during adhesive tape manufacturing! Super Coating Series

Problem-solving during adhesive tape manufacturing! Super Coating Series

We introduce a coating that exhibits excellent non-adhesive properties to prevent sticking of sticky materials such as labels and adhesive tapes.

Adhesive tape often sticks to machines and other materials during the manufacturing process due to its nature. To prevent such issues, it is essential to employ coating technologies that exhibit non-adhesive properties, especially against sticky adhesives. By using appropriate coating technologies, the ease of handling materials on the production line can be significantly improved, contributing to the preservation of product quality. Introduction to Coating Technologies ■ Super TP and TP Series Composed entirely of fluororesin, these can be used in silicone-free environments. The use of fluororesin eliminates concerns about the transfer or contamination of silicone oil, and it is expected to improve non-adhesiveness by reducing contact area. ■ Super CTT Series This silicone-based series features excellent non-adhesiveness and slip resistance. Since it uses silicone, consideration must be given to the transfer to the counterpart material. ■ Super Alloy Coating Consisting of both fluorine and silicone types, it achieves a balance of flexibility and high hardness. Surface treatment of HV600 can also be applied to resins and sponge rubber, achieving high durability. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Prevention of resin adhesion in the welding heater block of the packaging bag manufacturing process.

[Example] Prevention of resin adhesion in the welding heater block of the packaging bag manufacturing process.

Zero resin adhesion even in high-temperature environments! Achieved 4 months of durability with our uniquely developed surface treatment.

■Issue We want to prevent the adhesion of resin films in a high-temperature environment of up to 180°C. A surface treatment that can accommodate both polypropylene bags and aluminum vapor-deposited bags is necessary. The current treatment has a short lifespan and requires frequent replacements. ■Background The heater block is an important component in the sealing process of packaging bags. When heat is applied to bond the resin film, there is a problem where the resin from the film easily adheres to the surface of the block. The customer tried surface treatments from other companies but did not achieve sufficient results, making the realization of stable non-stick properties and long lifespan urgent. ■Adopted Treatment We developed our unique "TP Coating" and applied it to the surface of the heater block. ■Features - Excellent release properties that prevent resin adhesion - Stable performance even in high-temperature environments - Selection process for the treatment ■Effects - Achieved a lifespan of about 4 months with an operating frequency of 10 times per minute - Reduced cleaning frequency and operational losses by maintaining non-stick properties - Improved operational efficiency of the production line with stable performance under high temperatures For more details, please refer to the catalog or contact us directly.

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Comparison of heat resistance of fluororesins

Comparison of heat resistance of fluororesins

Fluororesin is used in various industries due to its excellent heat resistance, chemical resistance, and non-stick properties.

This comparison table summarizes the characteristics of representative fluoropolymers and their maximum operating temperatures (heat resistance). 【Comparison of Types of Fluoropolymers and Heat Resistance】 　Name　　 Maximum Operating Temperature (Heat Resistance) 　PTFE　　 260℃ 　FEP　　　 200℃ 　PFA　　　 260℃ 　ETFE　　 150℃ 　ECTFE　　 150℃ 　PCTFE　　 120℃ 　PVdF　　 150℃ 【Selection of Fluoropolymers】 　Highest heat resistance (260℃): PTFE, PFA 　Slightly lower heat resistance (below 200℃): FEP, ETFE, ECTFE, PCTFE, PVdF 　Balance of chemical resistance and non-stick properties is important: selection according to application is necessary ▶ For details on each fluoropolymer, please download and check the "Fluoropolymer/Super Engineering Plastic Properties Summary Table."

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Fluororesin coating for kitchens - Surface treatment by Minoru Sangyo Co., Ltd.

Fluororesin coating for kitchens - Surface treatment by Minoru Sangyo Co., Ltd.

This is a fluororesin coating that has passed the Food Sanitation Act under Notification No. 20 of the Ministry of Health, approved by the FDA.

What is kitchen fluoropolymer? It is a fluoropolymer coating for kitchen utensils that meets the standards of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Ministry of Health's Notification No. 20 under the Food Sanitation Act, featuring abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, release properties, and heat resistance. Characteristics of kitchen fluoropolymer coatings: - Silkware (kitchen fluoropolymer coating) Baking temperature: 360-420°C Continuous maximum usage temperature: 260°C Chemical resistance: ◎ Release properties: ◎ Conductivity: ×

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