Color tone can also be controlled! This method is suitable for various industrial products, as well as for items that require decoration such as watches and food.
"Ion plating" is a type of PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) that involves the thin deposition of evaporated materials onto the surface of other materials. In a high vacuum, metals such as titanium are evaporated and ionized, acquiring a positive charge. When a negative voltage is applied to the substrate, the evaporated metal is attracted. The evaporated metal, possessing high kinetic energy, collides with the substrate and reacts with gas to form a dense, high-hardness golden TiN film or a silver TiC film. By coating molds and tools using this method, wear resistance, adhesion resistance, and release properties are enhanced, significantly contributing to increased productivity, quality maintenance and improvement, and cost reduction. [Features] - Enhanced wear resistance, adhesion resistance, and release properties - Increased productivity - Quality maintenance and improvement - Cost reduction - Color tone can also be controlled *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Coating Lineup】 ■TiN Coating ■Low Temperature TiN Coating ■TiCN Coating ■TiC Coating *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 <TiN Coating> ■ Improved wear resistance, seizure resistance, corrosion resistance, release properties, and sliding properties ■ Prevention of skin irritation ■ Various decorative items <Low-Temperature TiN Coating> ■ For materials and parts with low heat resistance ■ For heat-treated materials with low tempering temperatures ■ Prevention of skin irritation ■ Suppression of dimensional changes through low-temperature processing <TiCN Coating> ■ Improved wear resistance, seizure resistance, corrosion resistance, release properties, and sliding properties ■ Suitable for hard substrates such as cold work die steel, high-speed steel, powder high-speed steel, and carbide due to its hard coating Especially for carbide, the characteristics of the TiCN film are fully exhibited due to the high hardness of the substrate <TiC Coating> ■ For parts requiring sliding properties ■ Prevents oil and dirt from adhering during processing of materials like aluminum, thus preventing corrosion ■ Hard substrates such as SUS and tempered materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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In our lives, there are many things that utilize steel materials. This is because steel materials can widely change their properties through composition and heat treatment, making them suitable for many applications. The mission of heat treatment is to create properties that match each intended use, playing a crucial role in ultimately determining the value of the product. At Marushin Manufacturing, which bears this important role, we aim to maximize the properties of metals and other materials through processing technology, which is the foundation of manufacturing. We continuously create processing, surface treatment technology, quality, and value, earning the trust of our customers and aiming to develop alongside the local community. We strive to cultivate human resources that can adapt to changing social environments, with each employee aiming to be an expert. We are committed to ongoing research and development of heat treatment technology and stability of quality, continuing our endless efforts and challenges to meet your needs.
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