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Achieves high collection efficiency through electrostatic methods. Offers a wide range of products from large to small sizes. Also compatible with water-soluble oil mist.
- air conditioning
Reliable in processing environments. PTFE high-temperature lubricant that works even under long hours and high temperatures.
- Engineering Plastics
- bearing
- Lubricants and additives
What is the difference between fluorine grease and silicone grease?
Fluorine grease and silicone grease are both lubricants with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance, but there are clear differences in their applications and performance. Fluorine grease is primarily composed of PFPE (fluorinated oil) and PTFE, characterized by its excellent stability in high-temperature and chemical environments. For example, it maintains stable performance over a wide temperature range of -25°C to 280°C and is less affected by chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for lubricating sliding parts of molds and precision components. On the other hand, silicone grease is based on silicone oil and is characterized by its low tendency to damage rubber and resin, as well as its excellent waterproofing and insulation properties. Therefore, it is suitable for areas where material protection is important, such as O-rings, gaskets, and waterproof applications. In summary: - High temperature, chemical resistance, long lifespan → Fluorine grease - Waterproof, rubber protection, insulation → Silicone grease It is important to differentiate between them based on their uses. Selecting the appropriate lubricant according to the usage environment leads to trouble prevention and improved maintenance efficiency.
Next-generation PTFE-based lubricants that challenge high temperature, high vacuum, and corrosive environments.
- Engineering Plastics
- Plastic bearings
- Lubricants
What is the difference between fluorine grease and silicone grease?
Fluorine grease and silicone grease are both lubricants with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance, but there are clear differences in their applications and performance. Fluorine grease is primarily composed of PFPE (fluorinated oil) and PTFE, characterized by its excellent stability in high-temperature and chemical environments. For example, it maintains stable performance over a wide temperature range of -25°C to 280°C and is less affected by chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for lubricating sliding parts of molds and precision components. On the other hand, silicone grease is based on silicone oil and is characterized by its low tendency to damage rubber and resin, as well as its excellent waterproofing and insulation properties. Therefore, it is suitable for areas where material protection is important, such as O-rings, gaskets, and waterproof applications. In summary: - High temperature, chemical resistance, long lifespan → Fluorine grease - Waterproof, rubber protection, insulation → Silicone grease It is important to differentiate between them based on their uses. Selecting the appropriate lubricant according to the usage environment leads to trouble prevention and improved maintenance efficiency.
Responding to small lots and short delivery times with high-quality and diverse alloy types and wire diameters.
- alloy
Responding to small lot and short delivery times with high-quality and diverse alloy types and bar diameters.
- Special Steel
We are the only domestic manufacturer of metallic vanadium. We conduct integrated production from raw materials and can process according to your requirements.
- alloy
Stainless steel is resistant to rust, but is it difficult to plate? What are the pitfalls of removing the oxide film?
- stainless
The plating may come off. What are the points to be careful about with electroless nickel treatment on SUS?
- stainless
Transmitting light, cutting off impact. Sapphire processing that protects the future.
- Glass
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No drilling required, easy for anyone! Just stick it on and it's done - Pull handle [Stick-on Pull Handle].
- Other metal materials
- furniture
- Glass
Just stick it on—no tools needed for a clean receiving hole! A new proposal compatible with no holes: [Hakama with receiving hole].
- Glass
Smartly prevent break-ins! High-design stainless steel door stoppers that require no drilling.
- furniture
- stainless
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"Safety measures that do not obstruct visibility" - Easy to apply on glass without handle processing! Keeps transparency and aesthetics intact.
- Other metal materials
- furniture
- Glass
Safety measures that do not obstruct visibility: Achieving both protection and aesthetics for exhibits with transparent bumpers!
- plastic
Safety measures that do not obstruct visibility: Transparent safety parts 'Metal Touch Guard'
- Glass
- furniture