Examples of the crushing treatment of zinc oxide, which requires micronization into the nanoscale to achieve transparency, are widely featured!
This document is a collection of case studies on processing conducted by Joko Co., Ltd. "Disaggregation" is a treatment that loosens and micro-sizes aggregates of primary particles. For example, according to manufacturer data, materials with a primary particle size of 30 nm are aggregated to a state of 5 μm, which is then loosened and micro-sized. The characteristic front collision force of the Joko nozzle powerfully micro-sizes the material. Additionally, "crushing" is a treatment that literally crushes primary particles to achieve micro-sizing. This process demonstrates the greatest advantage of media-free processing, which is minimal material damage. [Published Cases] ■ Zinc oxide "Disaggregation" ■ Barium titanate "Disaggregation" ■ Nickel hydroxide "Crushing" ■ Titanium diboride "Crushing" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Zinc Oxide (Crushed) Case Study】 ■ Used in various applications such as pigments, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics ■ Expected to be applied as a semiconductor in transparent conductive film materials ■ Finer particles are required to enhance transparency ■ Before treatment "Median diameter: 1.5μm" → After treatment "Median diameter: 182nm" ・250MPa 10 passes ・Electron microscope images ×3,000 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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One billionth of a meter is a nanometer. Nanotechnology exists in every aspect of the world. For example, cars. The interiors of new car doors being developed will be made of resin. This thin and strong resin is also made possible by nanotechnology. Our nano-milling technology creates nanoparticles by applying pressures that exceed those found at the bottom of the Japan Trench and speeds that surpass the speed of sound to materials. This leads to changes in new material properties. We will change the world with nanotechnology. By changing the world, we should be able to change the future. Our company will contribute to the future in the following three ways: "Contract Services," "Sales of Ultra-High Pressure Homogenizers," and "Joint Development of New Materials."