[Food Processing Case Study] Ceramic Coating

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last updated：Apr 24, 2020

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Case studies of problem-solving in food processing equipment! Shine Kogei's ceramic coating technology "Cera Armor."

We have gathered case studies of solutions using the ceramic coating "Sera Armor" in food processing equipment. This addresses issues such as product stagnation and the hassle of cleaning due to residue adhesion in food processing environments. 【Challenges We Solve!】 Case Study 1: "Slip and Non-Stick Properties in Food Processing Equipment" Case Study 2: "Non-Stick Coating in School Meal Production Equipment" Case Study 3: "Ceramic Processing for Commercial Rice Cookers" Case Study 4: "Ceramic Processing for Pan Trays" 【Ideal for Such Customers!】 ◎ Products stick and become stagnant on the line... ◎ Residue adheres, making post-operation cleaning cumbersome... ◎ Fluorine coatings wear out quickly, requiring re-coating... ◎ High food adhesion necessitates extra input to secure production numbers... ◎ Issues with burning and coating peeling indicate poor durability! ◎ Locations requiring heat resistance ◎ Poor durability with coating peeling! ◎ Fluorine coatings lack hardness, rated H to 2H!

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【"Ceramic Armor Coating" means...】 Ceramic coating owned by Shine Kogei. It is an inorganic ceramic coating material made using high-purity natural inorganic minerals (ceramics) and produced based on the sol-gel process. It is a non-toxic, harmless, and environmentally friendly coating. It excels not only in release properties but also in heat resistance and wear resistance, making it effective for household and commercial cooking utensils, as well as various food and industrial manufacturing equipment. ◆ Regarding Inquiries ◆ When making an inquiry, it would be helpful to provide the following information for a smoother process. 1. The nature of the substrate to be coated (material, shape, size, etc.) 2. The purpose of the coating (e.g., non-stick, chemical resistance, slip properties, etc.) 3. Usage conditions (e.g., temperature, chemicals, wear conditions, etc.) * If possible, providing drawings would be helpful for estimating costs and other calculations.