High-performance membrane ICF imparts conductivity to DLC coating through doping technology.
The high-performance film ICF, evolved from DLC, can be widely controlled from conductivity to insulation, allowing for control of resistivity. Conductive ICF is useful for static electricity countermeasures and electrode protective films, achieving both corrosion resistance, low friction, prevention of solder adhesion, and high hardness along with conductivity. Additionally, conductive ICF can be applied to various components that require static electricity prevention and to various electrodes that need wear resistance or corrosion resistance. Due to its potential for cost reduction as an alternative to conventional static electricity prevention coatings, conductive ICF is also gaining attention for its function as a static electricity prevention solution. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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**Features** - The high-performance film evolved from DLC can be widely controlled from conductivity to insulation. - A coating that balances wear resistance and static electricity prevention (anti-static measures). - Development of doping technology has granted conductivity to traditionally insulating DLC coatings. **Specifications** - Resistivity: 10(-4) to 10(3) Ω·cm (four-point probe method) - Hardness: 1,000 to 2,000 HV (nanoindentation) - Film thickness: 0.05 to 2 μm - Coefficient of friction: 0.1 to 0.25 (ball-on-disk method) - Applicable materials: Si wafers, cemented carbide, SKH, SKD, SUJ2, SUS, glass, etc. → An intermediate layer formation may be necessary depending on the substrate. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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[Applications] ○ Protective films for various electrode components, electron emission materials, antistatic protective films, probe protective films ○ Corrosion-resistant protective films for panel pins and electrodes, solder adhesion prevention films for electrodes, secondary battery batteries ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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We established Nanotech Co., Ltd. in 1989, pursuing our dreams in the technologies of "plasma" and "vacuum." Currently, we are developing coating technologies, including DLC (diamond-like carbon), using these technologies. Many of the DLC coating technologies are applied to drills, molds, and machine parts, making them a vital technology that supports the industry behind the scenes. I believe that Japan's status as a "technology-oriented nation" is due to the existence of such remarkable technologies that are not immediately visible, which lead to the creation of high-performance, high-quality products. To meet our customers' needs over the long term, enhancing our internal systems is key, and the ideas and actions of the people working here create a vibrant corporate culture that fosters reliable responses to our customers. We are currently focusing on creating this environment as our top priority.
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