Surface treatment: Blastron coating (slip resistance, wear resistance, adhesion)

basic information

■Details of Processing Technology 1. Electrolytic hard chrome plating. This processing technology involves applying a blast treatment (where fine particles such as sand, metal, or ceramics are shot at high speed) to the base material, followed by a Dycron coating. The blast coating, known as Blastron, offers excellent wear resistance. 2. Most metal materials can be processed. It is also possible to reprocess materials to utilize them again. (Recycling of materials) *However, titanium, cemented carbide, nitrided materials, or those that have undergone surface treatment cannot be processed.* 3. Depending on compatibility with the target object, it is possible to change the surface roughness. Six types of blast media can be selected. *#40, #80, #120, #220, #400, #DX* ■Possible Processing Size Up to approximately φ800 x 200L. (For elongated items, up to 2500L is possible.) *Only for #DX, φ600 x 200L (for elongated items, up to 1600L).* ■Possible Processing Weight Up to a maximum of 20kg.

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Applications/Examples of results

■Slip resistance and wear resistance Parts in contact areas such as tables and turn bars of conveyor lines for sheets and film products made of paper, resin, etc. (especially where fluororesin tape is applied with a focus on slip resistance but experiencing issues with wear), guides for conveyor lines of containers made of resin, paper, metal, etc., and parts immediately after molding resin sheets.

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  Blastron coating surface roughness