Exhibiting a bluish-black color! A decorative DLC coating that excels in aesthetics and is resistant to scratches! It can form a film even on complex shapes.
The aesthetically superior ta-C film "Cosmetic TAC Coating" has approximately double the hardness compared to conventional DLC films, and it optimally adjusts internal stress, providing excellent peel resistance and good adhesion to the substrate. It can achieve a bluish-black appearance that is not found in traditional DLC. It is highly advanced, has excellent wear resistance, is difficult to scratch, and has increased resistance to oxidation. 【Features】 ■ Unique development of beautiful DLC color (Bluish black) ■ Excellent wear resistance ■ High hardness film: 2300HV ■ Can form a film on complex shapes such as meshes ◎ For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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■Main Applications Watches (bezel, band, sliding parts) Bodies, rods, and sliding parts of mobile phones and laptops Decoration for precious metal products ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Our development technology has obtained international patents and plays a significant role in society. The super DLC (hydrogen-free ta-C film) produced by the FCVA method is formed through a completely different process compared to DLC films generated by existing PVD and CVD methods. Additionally, there is a composite metal film called "Micc film" that excels in release properties between metals and plastics. Coating films produced by the FCVA method are currently being rapidly adopted in fields such as the hard disk industry, precision machinery industry, and semiconductor industry, and future expansion into the automotive industry, nanoimprint industry, and biomaterials field is anticipated.
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