Case Studies for Solving Fluororesin Problems | Want to Integrate Resin and Metal Parts

Integration of resin and metal | Fluororesin (PFA, PTFE) composite molding and insert molding

We support the production of composite parts that integrate fluororesin and metal components. By combining the excellent chemical resistance and low friction properties of fluororesin with the strength of metal, we achieve an optimal structure for parts used in harsh environments, such as semiconductor manufacturing equipment and chemical apparatus. ■ PFA Integration of resin and metal through injection molding (insert molding) By setting the metal components in the mold in advance and injecting PFA resin, we produce a monolithic molded product that encapsulates the metal components. ■ PTFE Integration of resin and metal through material molding application (isostatic molding) By applying the molding process of powdered PTFE and molding it with the metal components incorporated, we achieve a structure that integrates PTFE and metal. 【Are you facing any of these issues?】 - The strength of resin alone is insufficient, and you want a structure integrated with metal. - You want to coat metal components with fluororesin to provide chemical resistance. - You want to produce parts with a monolithic structure instead of using adhesives or assembly. - You want the parts that come into contact with chemicals to be made of fluororesin. - You want to use low-friction resin for parts where friction occurs. - You are considering monolithic molded products with mass production in mind.

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