Plate-shaped white particles of titanium phosphate contribute to the improvement of the lubrication performance of solid lubricants!

Particles of titanium phosphate contribute to "improved anti-seizing properties" and "extended lubrication performance" when added to solid lubricants such as grease!

In recent years, to reduce the emissions of PFAS, which are difficult to decompose and have the potential for long-term environmental persistence, regulations are being considered in Europe. This has narrowed the options for materials in the solid lubricant industry, and alternatives to PTFE are limited. In response to such challenges, we have developed titanium phosphate in a plate-like form with a controlled aspect ratio. Our synthesis technology allows for control of particle sizes from 0.3 to 5 µm, providing uniform plate-like particles. Plate-like titanium phosphate has the following three characteristics for solid lubricant applications: 1) Excellent sliding properties due to the shape characteristics of the plate-like particles. 2) High whiteness, which prevents black contamination of the surroundings. 3) Composed of materials that do not contain fluorine compounds. Our titanium phosphate tends to excel in anti-seizing properties compared to common solid lubricants such as molybdenum disulfide, PTFE, and boron nitride. If you have any of the following challenges, please feel free to contact us: - Want to improve the anti-seizing properties of lubricants. - Want to achieve lubrication performance with a small amount of additive. - Considering measures against PFAS in materials. *For more details, please download the PDF.

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