It is ideal for molds and wear parts aimed at improving wear resistance and sliding properties!
Taiast is a composite ceramic with titanium carbonitride powder as the base, containing nickel and chromium. (Features) - Has a hardness equivalent to super hard (D2 grade) (approximately Hv1500) - Fracture toughness is about 1.25 to 2 times that of super hard D2 - Has a low specific gravity of 5.5 g/cm³ - Excellent heat resistance - Low friction coefficient due to the action of titanium carbonitride - Excellent anti-adhesion properties - Low affinity for aluminum, tin, copper, and other materials Manufacturer: Asahi Ceramic Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Cominix Co., Ltd. was founded in 1945 as a specialized trading company for machine tools under the name Chuo Machine Tool, and changed its name to the current one in April 2018. For half a century since then, as a partner in Japan's industrial development during the post-war recovery period, high economic growth, and the electronics revolution, we have consistently provided advanced tools and played a part in the history of technological innovation that Japan takes pride in. Our company is one of the major players in the carbide tool industry and is a distributor for "Sumitomo Electric," boasting the top position among approximately 40 distributors nationwide. Our sales targets include 2,700 dealers and major users such as Nippon Steel, Sumitomo Metal, Mitsubishi Electric, and Matsushita Electric, and we conduct agile sales that accurately grasp the wants of end users.
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