[Usage Example] Round Blade/Slitter - Adhesion Prevention Measures in the Tape Cutting Process
Suppressing adhesion with coating treatment. Reducing the burden of maintenance work that involves risks.
If tape adhesive residue is left on round blades or slitters, it can lead to issues such as "deterioration of cutting performance and occurrences of tape miscuts" and "worsening equipment operating rates due to cutting defects (increased downtime)." Additionally, maintenance of cutting tools can potentially lead to work-related accidents. 【Contents】 ■1. Tape debris and adhesive sticking to round blades and slitters makes cleaning difficult, raising concerns about work-related accidents. ■2. Control of adhesion through coating treatment reduces hazardous cleaning tasks. ■3. Flow of transactions.
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Taiyo Yuden Chemical Technology Co., Ltd. is a company that started in 1970 from the chemical processing division of the electronic component manufacturer Taiyo Yuden. As a member of the Taiyo Yuden Group, we produce various products utilizing ultra-fine processing technology and surface treatment technology, focusing on electrode plating for chip-type electronic components, in response to the advanced needs of the industry. Our original surface treatment (coating) JC Coat is a contract coating that adds value based on DLC and our unique technology. We believe it will be helpful in addressing various issues such as conveyability and slippage caused by adhesion in production processes from food to industrial factories, as well as troubles with cutting errors using blades.
