Solve your metal problems such as sliding, friction, and galling prevention with surface treatment!
Solving your problems with mechanical parts and various molds! By improving slip resistance and wear resistance, we contribute to increased yield and reduction of labor costs and man-hours! *Case studies available.
The "Protonics System Processing NPW" is a functional coating made from a ternary alloy of Ni, P, and W, featuring the highest level of slip properties (dynamic friction coefficient: 0.045) and excellent wear resistance derived from its high hardness. 【Features】 ■ Excellent non-stick properties due to low friction coefficient (dynamic friction coefficient: 0.045) ■ High hardness and low friction coefficient, proven performance in various sliding components ■ Superior uniform deposition of the coating, capable of processing complex shapes ■ Excellent corrosion resistance, particularly suitable for use in chlorine corrosive environments 【For customers like these!】 ◎ Struggling with poor sliding… ◎ Want to avoid using lubricants… ◎ Having issues with parts wearing out… ◎ Want to make movements smoother… ◎ Want to harden surfaces…
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Mechanical parts may experience a decrease in precision or even destruction due to the friction and wear between metal components, such as metal gears and bearings. It is necessary to enhance the durability of mechanical parts by applying coatings with excellent friction properties to metal surfaces. This leads to the following benefits: - Before: For injection molding machines (PBT glass-filled) screws, TIN-treated products were used, but the fluidity was poor, requiring weekly regular cleaning. → After: By also treating the inner surface of the nozzle, the discharge amount has stabilized, and it has been operating for 7 months without maintenance! - Before: In automotive sliding parts, conventional chrome plating was used, but due to environmental regulations, it became urgent to switch to alternative technologies with superior wear resistance and sliding properties. → After: Durability and sliding properties have dramatically improved, boasting a processing record of over 1 million units to date. As shown above, this leads to reduced maintenance and increased processing capacity, providing significant benefits. You can view details such as specifications by downloading the catalog. If you are interested, please download the catalog to take a look.
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【Examples of Use】 - Connector molding - Bearings, bolts, and nuts - Slide bases - Bearing components - Industrial blades - Other machine parts requiring wear resistance, sliding properties, etc.
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Comparison of wear coefficients This is a comparison of wear coefficients between the use of NPW and hard chrome/Ni-P.
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Comparison of wear loss: A comparison of wear loss when using NPW, hard chrome, and when not used.
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Protonics System Coating Physical Property Test Data Protonics System test results for various surface treatments.
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[Efforts Toward Environmental Measures] In recent years, global environmental regulations have been imposed on various industrial products and manufacturing processes. Regulations such as the "PRTR Law," "RoHS Directive," "PFOS," and "REACH" have increasingly constrained traditional manufacturing due to the restrictions on the use and discharge of environmentally harmful substances. The Protronics Group has not only complied with these regulations but has also proactively addressed these issues and advanced development from an early stage. We have conducted early investigations into the restrictions on the use of relevant substances in recent environmental regulations and have been engaged in research on alternatives or the elimination of such substances. As part of our environmental efforts, we have newly introduced "wastewater treatment facilities" (operational since October 2007) to not only meet discharge regulations from factories but also to aim for the discharge of as clean "water" as possible.
