Low friction and black color, enhancing the reliability of optical devices! Solid lubricant coating Deflick.
Suppress glossiness, maintain performance. Defric, bringing out the reliability of cameras and optical products.
What is required of high-performance cameras and optical products is reliability and sustainability. The optimal solution to achieve these is Deflick. This lubricating black paint, developed by Kawamura Laboratory, boasts numerous successful applications in camera shutter blades and aperture blades. Ordinary black paints tend to become glossy due to friction, which can lead to a decrease in reliability. However, Deflick resolves this issue. It combines excellent lubrication performance and wear resistance, suppressing gloss while maintaining consistent performance. Furthermore, Deflick also offers heat-resistant black paint, suitable for high-output optical products such as projectors and planetariums. As the output of these products increases, the demand for heat-resistant and gloss-suppressing paints is growing. In response, Deflick is continuously working on quality improvement and product development. By using Deflick's lubricating black paint, it is possible to maximize the performance of optical products and prevent deterioration. Based on Deflick's numerous achievements, customers can use our products with confidence.
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SQ - Semi-Matte A semi-matte black paint developed for optical devices, featuring low-load lubricity and wear resistance. A coating is formed by firing at 180°C after application. FX - Matte A matte black paint developed for optical devices, excelling in anti-reflective properties. Heat-Resistant Matte Series A matte black paint developed for optical devices requiring heat resistance, successfully minimizing outgassing even in high-temperature environments. A coating is formed by firing at temperatures between 180°C and 250°C after application. We also offer a variety of other product numbers; we will select the most suitable one based on your specifications and make recommendations.
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Optical devices (shutter blades, aperture blades), projectors, planetariums, camera parts.
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Kawamura Research Institute boasts a history of over 100 years and has incorporated cutting-edge academic knowledge into product research and development. We pursue practical applications across a wide range of fields and support the operation and introduction of solid film lubricating coatings that require specialized technology to meet user needs in detail. Additionally, we have received high recognition in academic fields and present our research at various academic societies and international conferences. As a result, we have gained deep trust not only from companies in Japan but also from industries around the world. Moving forward, we will continue to leverage our exceptional research and development capabilities and precise consulting skills to provide ultra-high-performance solid film lubricating coatings that meet user needs. Furthermore, we are focusing on the development of coatings with diverse functions, such as conductivity, insulation, heat dissipation, thermal insulation, transparency, rust prevention, and nanoparticle composites, by applying the dispersion and coating technologies we have cultivated over many years. Kawamura Research Institute is committed to merging scientific knowledge with innovative technological capabilities to create products that respond to future needs. We will collaborate with our customers as partners supporting sustainable industrial development and grow together.
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