Shine Kogei [Ceramic Coating for Molds]

Impart release properties and non-stick properties to molds with Shine Kogei's 'Cera Armor'!

Shine Kogei's ceramic coating "Cera Armor" has seen an increase in processing achievements for molds in recent years. Generally, when it comes to mold release processing, fluororesin coatings are common, but when higher durability and wear resistance are required, we recommend "Cera Armor." While fluororesin typically has a film hardness of 2-3H, "Cera Armor" boasts a high hardness film of 9H. With the extended lifespan of the coating, the ease of workpiece release is also sustained. This contributes to the efficiency of shot cycles and helps achieve cost reduction for your company. ◆ Inquiries ◆ When making an inquiry, it would be smooth if you could provide the following information: 1. The properties 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 and calculations.

Surface treatment contract serviceNon-ferrous metals