Shine Craft's "Sera Armor"

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last updated：Apr 22, 2020

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Release-type "Ceramic Armor Coating"

●Ceramic Coating "Sera Armor"● Shine Kogei's "Sera Armor" is a coating that imparts properties such as wear resistance, release properties, and heat resistance to materials. It possesses physical properties superior to fluororesin and can form a high-hardness ceramic coating on resins, engineering plastics, glass, and wood that are typically difficult to process. ●List of Sera Armor Coating Properties● 【1】Wear Resistance (Pencil Hardness 9H), 【2】Release Properties, 【3】Slipperiness, 【4】Heat Resistance 【5】Water and Oil Repellency, 【6】Insulation, 【7】Corrosion Resistance, 【8】Rust Prevention, 【9】Stain Resistance 【10】Antibacterial Properties, 【11】Far Infrared Effect, etc...

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◆About Inquiries◆ When making an inquiry, it would be helpful if you could provide the following information for a smoother process. 1. The properties of the substrate to be coated (material, shape, size, etc.) 2. The purpose of the coating (e.g., non-stick, chemical resistance, slip properties, etc.) 3. Usage conditions (e.g., temperature, chemicals, wear conditions, etc.) *If possible, providing drawings would be beneficial for estimating purposes.

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Industrial engineering plastic parts Conventional fluorine coatings require high-temperature sintering as a processing condition, making it difficult to process resins. With "CeraArmor," low-temperature sintering is possible, allowing for processing of resin products with lower heat resistance.