A clean seal without solid sliding is possible! Seal using magnetic fluid.
The "magnetic fluid seal" is a seal that uses magnetic fluid, which has the characteristic of being attracted to magnets. By fixing the magnetic fluid around the rotating shaft with a magnet and creating a fluid O-ring, a clean seal without solid sliding has become possible. It is used as a vacuum seal and dust seal in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, liquid crystal panel manufacturing equipment, and solar panel manufacturing equipment. 【Features】 ■ Seal using magnetic fluid ■ Clean seal without solid sliding is possible ■ Achieves vacuum level of 10^-9 Pa and heat resistance of 220°C (for semiconductor manufacturing equipment) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Semiconductor manufacturing equipment, LCD panels ■ Vacuum seals and dust seals for solar panel manufacturing equipment, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Eiwa Shoji Co., Ltd. provides high-quality products and services to various industries such as machine tools, automotive-related, gas and water supply, industrial machinery, and food industry as an agent for the seal manufacturer NOK Group. In addition to striving to improve quality and productivity in the manufacturing industry, we contribute to the preservation of the global environment through our corporate activities by proposing comprehensive environmental improvements that reduce environmental burden substances and promote resource and energy conservation to our customers.
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