Data on 'Seal Processing and Coating for Electronic Components - Impregnation' *Examples of Adoption Included*
"Impregnation" used to prevent the intrusion of water and oil. Basic knowledge including processes and principles is provided.
This document introduces Global Coating's "Seal Processing for Electronic Components," which involves resin impregnation, dry lubrication, and anti-corrosion coating. It includes explanations of impregnants, as well as "Advantages and Disadvantages of Impregnation" and "Impregnation Process." Additionally, it features examples of applications such as "Knock Sensors" aimed at preventing the intrusion of water and oil, accompanied by photographs. 【Contents】 ■1. What is an Impregnant ■2. Impregnation Process ■3. Principle of Adhesion ■4. Advantages and Disadvantages of Impregnation ■5. Application Examples *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Impregnation treatment refers to a technique that fills the countless invisible pores found in materials such as metals, paper, wood, and ceramics with an impregnating agent. It has various characteristics, such as improved pressure resistance, corrosion resistance, and machinability, and is used in various fields, including car engines and mobile phone components.
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Global Coating Co., Ltd. has been pursuing various possibilities for metal bodies and electronic components since its establishment by specializing in resin impregnation technology for sintered metals and resin sensor parts, enhancing efficiency through various automation equipment for lubricating coatings, and introducing the rust-proof coating treatment "Delta Coat," which holds new potential. We have been collaborating with many companies in the automotive industry and electrical component manufacturers.