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Amino acid-derived natural cationic polymer that can be used in food preservatives, hygiene materials, and daily necessities. It is a safe material as it is a fermentation product produced by natural ...
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Introduction of the preservative polylysine / fermented polyamino acids that contribute to food poisoning prevention.
We provide easy-to-understand materials explaining the natural preservative polylysine, which prevents food poisoning. ε-Polylysine (hereafter referred to as polylysine) is an amino acid-derived preservative widely used as a food preservative. By adding polylysine, the growth of microorganisms that cause food poisoning can be prevented. Every year, food poisoning caused by microorganisms is a significant issue and is frequently reported in the news. Even foods that do not appear to be spoiled can rapidly proliferate microorganisms if the growth environment is suitable, so caution is necessary. Even if something looks clean, contamination by bacteria can progress, posing a risk of food poisoning. By ensuring hygiene management during the manufacturing process, proper storage at appropriate temperatures, and the appropriate use of the preservative polylysine, food safety can be more effectively protected. 【Features】 ■ A safe material produced through fermentation by natural microorganisms (not genetically modified organisms) ■ Provides a good image as a natural fermented product ■ Listed in the existing additive registry as a food preservative ■ A safe domestic product *Please feel free to contact us.
Small holes in the coating may be caused by the surface of the material or the drying conditions.
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The blemishes and debris on the painted surface are caused not only by the painting booth but also by the processes before and after.
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Color variations and uneven coloring are influenced not only by the paint but also by film thickness and drying conditions.
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Before changing the paint, check the three pre-treatment items for peeling during assembly. We will organize the causes of poor adhesion from a field perspective.
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Even if the product is in good condition at the time of shipment, red rust may appear after two weeks. We will explain the management of the substrate at the edges, holes, and welds.
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Paint adhesion to the screw parts or contact points can lead to assembly defects or electrical conduction issues, even if it occurs in just one location.
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Clogging of bolt holes and drainage holes is an important issue that can lead to both assembly defects and the recurrence of rust.
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The cause of paint peeling in metal baked coatings may not be the paint itself. This explains the poor adhesion due to insufficient pretreatment.
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Pinholes that occur in metal baked coatings. This will clearly explain the relationship with internal gases and pre-treatment.
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Blisters that occur in metal baked coatings. This explains the corrosion that progresses within the paint film and the importance of pre-treatment.
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What causes poor adhesion in metal baked coatings? This explains the key points for improving quality by reviewing the pretreatment process.
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Why is thinner necessary for metal baking paint? I will explain the differences and roles in an easy-to-understand manner.
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How does a low amount of thinner affect the quality of the paint? This explains the typical defects and the importance of proper dilution.
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Parts that had no issues at the time of shipment are now blistering in the market. We will uncover the mystery of blisters that occur after a long period of time.
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Even though it is baked at the specified temperature, is the hardness insufficient? The truth about the invisible temperature unevenness occurring inside the drying oven.
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Even after replacing the filter, the debris doesn't decrease. The truth about work clothes and the attraction of foreign objects due to static electricity, which tends to be overlooked.
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Stickiness is not a minor discomfort; it is a serious quality defect caused by insufficient curing or excessive film thickness.
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Paint drips are more likely to occur when the three conditions of viscosity, film thickness, and component orientation are disrupted.
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Peeling of aluminum die-cast paint occurs due to insufficient management of oil content, voids, and surface conditions.
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In an era where paint, energy, and labor costs are rising, effective process management to reduce repainting is essential.
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The highest level of "zinc phosphate coating treatment" as a pre-treatment for painting.
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One window, all solutions. Comprehensive support from pre-processing to delivery.
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The true nature of poor adhesion lies in "pre-treatment" and "invisible dirt."
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Unseen factors within the material cause troubles.
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The deviation in coating conditions greatly affects the finish.
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Reviewing the work environment is the key to quality improvement.
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The surface preparation greatly affects durability.
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By reviewing the preprocessing, defects can be significantly reduced.
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Film thickness and drying management affect quality.
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The key points are the coating amount and viscosity management.
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Explanation of countermeasures for poor adhesion and paint peeling due to the unique oxide film of aluminum.
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Explanation of measures to prevent paint peeling due to the unique oxidation and discoloration reactions of brass.
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Explaining paint peeling due to surface reactions of molten zinc coating and countermeasures.
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Explanation of the causes and countermeasures for paint peeling due to thermal expansion differences between dissimilar metals.
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White rust from zinc plating is the cause of pinholes. Management of storage conditions and surface treatment is essential.
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The brass pinholes are caused by oxidation reactions. The adhesion of the paint immediately after polishing is crucial.
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The cause of pinholes in SUS coating is excessive film thickness. Solvent cannot escape, leading to the formation of holes.
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The pinholes in die casting are caused by internal gas expansion. A dry burning treatment is effective.
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Copper materials oxidize quickly, so they should not be left unattended. Immediate painting after polishing maintains adhesion.
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Dop plating has a low volatility of the paint solvent. Sweep blasting is effective.
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The poor adhesion of aluminum die-cast coating is caused by gas holes. Have you implemented fundamental countermeasures?
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The cause of the aluminum die-cast coating defects is viscosity management. Have you conducted a review?
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The color unevenness in aluminum die-cast painting is caused by inconsistent film thickness. Have you checked the spray pressure?
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