Presenting explanatory materials on fluororesin lining! For improving corrosion resistance in metal piping, chemical piping, storage tanks, and reaction tanks!
In fluororesin sheet lining processing, there are two methods: "adhesive lining," where sheets made of PTFE or PFA are processed to allow one side to be bonded using a special method and then adhered to the substrate with adhesive, and "loose lining," a processing method like lining pipes where the liner is not bonded to the substrate. Sheet lining can process thicker linings compared to many other fluororesin lining methods. This results in excellent corrosion resistance among various fluororesin linings. On the other hand, the adhesion strength with the substrate depends on the adhesive's bonding power, so it generally does not accommodate use in negative pressure environments. Negative pressure applications can be addressed with other methods such as baked lining or roto-lining. *You can download a document summarizing the details of the lining. Please make use of it. *For more information, please click on "PDF Download" or feel free to contact us.
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To maximize the performance of manufacturing equipment and machine parts, Yoshida SKT derives the "optimal solution" tailored to our customers from hundreds of surface treatment technologies. - Decreased productivity due to adhesive troubles - Instability in product quality due to friction - Early deterioration of equipment due to corrosion We respond to these challenges in the manufacturing field with our extensive track record and reliable technical expertise. In 1963, we began fluoropolymer processing. In 1968, we signed a licensing agreement with DuPont (now Chemours), supporting manufacturing innovations for over 2,000 customers across various industries, from automotive to medical and aerospace. Furthermore, in 2024, we are focusing on the development of next-generation products, such as PFAS-free coatings, contributing to the advancement of sustainable manufacturing. With a three-base system in Nagoya, Tokyo, and Yamaguchi, we flexibly respond to both mass production and custom orders. Our consistent quality management system ensures that we deliver reliable quality. For solving challenges in the manufacturing field, trust the surface treatment experts at Yoshida SKT.