PFAS-free hard release ceramic coating compliant with the Food Sanitation Act.
An alternative to fluoropolymer! "Biceram" using the sol-gel method. A surface treatment that balances regulatory compliance with a scratch resistance of "pencil hardness 9H."
Amid the tightening global regulations on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), there is an urgent need to explore "fluoropolymer alternative technologies" in manufacturing. ■ Ceramic Coating "Biceram" This is a surface treatment technology that is completely free of organic fluorinated compounds [PFAS-free]. It complies with Japan's "Food Sanitation Act (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Notification No. 370)" standards, making it safe and secure for use in parts and molds of manufacturing machinery that come into direct contact with food, as well as cooking utensils. ■ Composition of the Coating The technology is based on the "sol-gel method," which produces a dense ceramic solid from a liquid. By incorporating a silicone release agent that exhibits non-stick properties at the molecular level within a robust three-dimensional silica network, we achieved excellent initial release properties and scratch resistance that significantly surpasses that of fluoropolymers, reaching a pencil hardness of 9H. This is ideal for those who want to evaluate alternatives in anticipation of future regulatory tightening and are looking for a safe, scratch-resistant release coating.
- Company：日建塗装工業
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