Case study of solutions in surface treatment technology [Concerns about corrosion in cooling water channels]
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Keep the cooling water circuit clean and reduce maintenance time! Examples of solutions using surface treatment.
The cooling water channels of molds are very prone to corrosion due to temperature and water, and this has been one of the common concerns we have received inquiries about. In response to such feedback, we have developed a new technology that applies surface treatment specifically to the cooling water channels. 【Features】 - Improved corrosion resistance of cooling water channels increases mold lifespan - Reduced maintenance time - Treatment is possible even for complex channel structures - Surface treatment is applied only to the channels, so it does not affect the molding surface 【If you are struggling with corrosion in your cooling water channels, please feel free to contact us!】
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[Efforts Toward Environmental Measures] In recent years, global environmental regulations have been imposed on various industrial products and manufacturing processes. Regulations such as the "PRTR Law," "RoHS Directive," "PFOS," and "REACH" have increasingly constrained traditional manufacturing due to the restrictions on the use and discharge of environmentally harmful substances. The Protronics Group has not only complied with these regulations but has also proactively addressed these issues and advanced development from an early stage. We have conducted early investigations into the restrictions on the use of relevant substances in recent environmental regulations and have been engaged in research on alternatives or the elimination of such substances. As part of our environmental efforts, we have newly introduced "wastewater treatment facilities" (operational since October 2007) to not only meet discharge regulations from factories but also to aim for the discharge of as clean "water" as possible.
