Introducing fine uneven structures on the rubber surface through gas treatment! The gas treatment uses chemical etching, ensuring excellent uniformity.
<Technology for Forming Fine Uneven Structures on Rubber Surfaces> 【Features】 ■ Applicable to almost all types of rubber (including silicone rubber, FKM, etc.) ■ Freedom in the shape of the processed items ■ Possible applications include increased surface area and improved adhesion The formation of fine structures leads to various enhancements such as improved lubricity and adhesion. The original mold can be used as is. No contamination occurs like with blast processing. Utilizing the high reactivity of fluorine gas, the rubber surface is chemically etched to form fine uneven structures! The original mold can be used as is. No contamination occurs like with blast processing. Since it is a vapor-phase treatment, it penetrates even the finest parts, allowing for uniform processing regardless of shape. Complex molded bodies, structures, and internal surfaces of cylinders (tube/hose inner surfaces) are also possible. Keywords Etching, Blast Processing, Sandblasting, Plasma Treatment
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Compatible with almost all types of rubber: Silicone rubber FKM EPDM NBR, HNBR, etc.
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By introducing a fine uneven structure, it is possible to reduce the true contact area, which can improve lubrication properties, for example, against solids. Additionally, the uneven structure increases the surface area, allowing for an increase in contact area with substances such as gases and liquids that penetrate the structure. For adhesive tapes, plating, and painting, an increase in adhesion strength can be expected due to the anchor effect.
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Our company is focused on the manufacturing and sales of high-pressure gases, contributing to the realization of "productivity," "ease of use," and "value creation" that users seek through the provision of fresh and exceptional engineering technology. Additionally, we constantly pursue the challenges and creativity of our employees, aiming to achieve a fulfilling work environment and a sense of purpose, while striving to establish ourselves as a leading company in Shikoku.
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