Just a small addition can improve the performance of plating solutions and coatings! Two new products have been launched.
The "uDiamond series" is a nano-diamond that can improve wear resistance, adhesion, and thermal conductivity of plating solutions and coatings with a small amount of additive. We offer a range of grades that can be selected according to applications and purposes, including "one-digit dispersed nano-diamond" with excellent dispersibility and minimal aggregation, and "high purity and aggregation" with a diamond content of 97% achieved through refinement. Currently, we are offering materials summarizing the effects of chrome plating and PTFE coatings! [Two new products are here] ◎ "Fluoropolymer Coatings Additive" - An additive designed for solvent-based fluoropolymer paints and coatings - Improves wear resistance without compromising friction properties ◎ "Plating additive for electroless Nickel" - An additive designed for electroless nickel plating - Enhances wear resistance and tribological properties of the plating surface ★ We will be exhibiting at "nano tech 2017" starting February 15 (Wednesday)! *For more details about the products, please refer to the catalog. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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【Event Overview】nano tech 2017 (16th International Nanotechnology Exhibition & Conference) Date: February 15 (Wednesday) to 17 (Friday), 2017, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, East Halls 4, 5, and 6 & Conference Center Booth Number: 6B-10 【Examples of Applications for the 'uDiamond Series'】 ◎ Polishing, honing, flattening ◎ Electroplating, electroless plating ◎ Improved heat dissipation ◎ Additives for oils and lubricants ◎ Coatings and paints ◎ CVD Seeding ◎ Additives for material reinforcement (plastics, polymers, elastomers, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the catalog. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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The company founded by British trader Albert Richard Brown (A.R. Brown) in Yokohama is its origin. A.R. Brown brought the training ship "Meiji Maru," which is currently displayed at Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, from Britain during the Meiji era and participated in the establishment of the predecessor of the university, the Merchant Marine University, helping to build the Japanese Navy. He also worked hard to promote lighthouses in Japan and served as the first manager of Nippon Yusen. A.R. Brown was also the first to sell a television to the Emperor. After going through history, it has now become a purely domestic company, but it has developed into a scientific and technological trading company that carries on A.R. Brown's spirit, selling new and unique quality products through its specialized salespeople. With the management philosophy of "introducing cutting-edge technology products with an adventurous spirit and creating value," the company not only sells but also listens to customer needs, striving to provide truly useful products for customers. The sales bases are located in Tokyo (head office and Ginza), Osaka, and Nagoya. Domestic affiliated company: Brown Technologies Co., Ltd. (Technical support, equipment sales) www.brown-technologies.com 1-8-2 Minami-Rokugo, Ota-ku, Tokyo TEL: 03-5480-7291 FAX: 03-5480-7292 Overseas affiliated companies: Shanghai, Thailand
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