Explanation of the types of mold coatings, their purposes, and features.

We will introduce coatings that improve the hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and non-stick properties of mold surfaces.

**Main Purposes of Mold Coating** - To extend the lifespan of molds by improving the hardness of the mold surface. - To enhance the quality of molded products by ensuring a smooth flow of resin. - To prevent resin adhesion by providing non-stick properties. **Main Types and Features of Mold Coatings** - **Chrome Plating** Chrome plating can improve the hardness of the mold surface. It also excels in wear resistance and corrosion resistance. - **DLC Coating** By forming a thin film called Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) on the mold surface, it can enhance the hardness and non-stick properties of the mold surface. - **TiCN Coating** By forming a thin film called Titanium Carbonitride (TiCN) on the mold surface, it can improve the hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance of the mold surface. - **Teflon Coating** By forming a Teflon resin with excellent non-stick properties on the mold surface, it can prevent resin adhesion. However, there may be cases where desired functions such as release properties and durability are not met with these surface treatments. If you are having trouble with mold coatings, please consider "Bicoat."

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