[Problem-Solving Case] Wear Resistance Measures for the Sliding Parts of a Winding Machine

Due to the action of molybdenum disulfide, load-bearing capacity and low friction properties are provided! An example of a wear-resistant coating.

We would like to introduce a case that solved the problem of "increased load on components and accelerated wear due to the high-speed operation of machines." While hard chrome plating and other measures were applied at key points, fundamental wear countermeasures were not implemented, and there were components where maintaining precision was difficult with plating due to strict accuracy requirements. Additionally, the material was SK steel, which required processing at temperatures below 200°C to ensure strength. Therefore, we applied the wear-resistant coating MD2812. Thanks to the abundant molybdenum disulfide, initial wear is reduced, and the use of durable resin ensures low friction. The processing temperature is also below 200°C, so there is no impact on the components. [Key Points of Problem Solving] ■ Just being hard is not enough to prevent wear; this is the fundamental issue. ■ The action of molybdenum disulfide contained in the wear-resistant coating imparts load-bearing capacity and low friction. ■ Molybdenum disulfide transfers to the counterpart, creating an ideal surface condition on the opposing side. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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