Solid lubricants and light-diffusing particles, high aspect ratio plate-like fillers, titanium phosphate.

By adding it to grease and lubricants, improvements in seizure resistance and wear resistance are expected. Please also consider its application to light diffusion films.

Titanium phosphate is a plate-shaped filler with characteristics such as high refractive index (1.79), high whiteness, and photocatalytic inactivity. Our unique synthesis technology allows us to provide particles with uniform size and thickness. In recent years, to reduce the emissions of PFAS, which are difficult to decompose and have the potential for long-term environmental persistence, regulations are being considered in Europe, leading to a narrowing of material options in the solid lubricant industry. Titanium phosphate has the following three characteristics as a solid lubricant: 1) When added to grease, it improves durability (resistance to seizure and wear). 2) Due to its high whiteness, it does not cause black contamination in the surrounding area. 3) Depending on the particle size, it can maintain its plate-like shape up to around 700°C. Additionally, it tends to excel in durability compared to common solid lubricants such as molybdenum disulfide, PTFE, and boron nitride. Furthermore, titanium phosphate has the following optical characteristics: - It achieves both light diffusion and light transmission. Light-diffusing particles represented by acrylic particles and silicone particles also have excellent light diffusion properties, but materials that can achieve compatibility with light transmission are rare, making it promising for applications in light-diffusing films and light-diffusing plates.

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