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For those troubled by wear on the conveyor guide of the packaging machine.
Reduce friction and guide wear during high-speed transport, minimizing product clogging and damage.
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For those struggling with sticking in vacuum forming molds.
Improvement of sheet adhesion and air release issues from surface shape.
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For those troubled by cutter residue on packaging film.
Reduction of cutting defects and misalignment due to adhesive adhesion, and reduction of release agent application work.
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For those troubled by seal adhesion issues with pillow packaging machines.
Reduce film and scorch adhesion, decreasing cleaning frequency and packaging line downtime.
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For those struggling with achieving both corrosion resistance and static electricity prevention.
Protecting the substrate from the liquid medication while also suppressing adhesion and discharge caused by static electricity.
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For those troubled by undercoating corrosion and blistering.
Suppresses the penetration of moisture and chemical solutions, reducing film swelling and substrate corrosion.
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For those troubled by internal corrosion of pharmaceutical piping.
Isolate the inner surface of the piping from the chemical solution to suppress corrosion thinning and metal leaching.
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For those troubled by chemical corrosion of stirring blades.
While utilizing the strength of the metal, long-term protection of the stirring blades from chemical solutions.
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For those troubled by scratches on the resin guide.
Reduce friction with the conveyed items and minimize scratches and wear particles on the resin guide.
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For those troubled by high sliding resistance of equipment.
Suppressing drive load due to friction, supporting operational stabilization and improving component lifespan.
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For those having trouble with non-lubricatable sliding parts.
Solid lubrication of internal components that are difficult to maintain, reducing lubrication work and friction.
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For those struggling with the transport resistance of rubber products.
Reduce the snagging caused by the high friction of rubber and ensure smooth transportation.
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For those troubled by resin adhesion on extrusion dies.
Reduce the adhesion of high-temperature molten resin and eye mucus, and decrease cleaning stoppages.
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For those troubled by adhesive stains on label applicators.
Suppress adhesive transfer and label jams, extending continuous operation time.
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For those struggling with paint removal from painting jigs.
Reduce stripping and cleaning, and create a jig surface that is less prone to paint buildup.
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For those who are troubled by food sticking to the shoot.
Improving the adhesion and retention of food that does not flow just by tilting or polishing from the surface.
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[Technical Q&A] Heat Resistance Temperature of MRS Coating
The heat-resistant grade MRS-004 can be used at 300°C under certain conditions.
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[Technical Q&A] Substrates compatible with MRS coating
Compatible with metals and ceramics. Low-temperature processing grades like MRS-230 are also suitable for resins.
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[Technical Q&A] Thickness of MRS Coating
The thin film grade MRS-014 is suitable for cutting tools and precision parts with minimal change to the surface shape.
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"MRS Coating" Industry-Specific Adoption Results - Packaging, Food, and Others
Achievements in seven industries: packaging, food, rubber and resin, printing, electronic components, automotive parts, and medical and pharmaceutical equipment.
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Reasons why silicone excels in release properties - Low surface tension.
The property of good repellency creates water resistance and release properties. MRS further imparts solvent resistance and hardness, among others.
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Selection Guide: How to Choose MRS Coatings
Solvent cleaning is 102, thin film and shape maintenance is 014/003, high temperature is 004, low temperature processing is 230.
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【Technical Q&A】Compatible substrates for Saflon® - including resins -
Compatible with iron, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper alloys. With LF+, low-temperature processing is also possible for resin substrates.
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Main uses of "Safron(R)" - Measures against adhesion due to static electricity.
Wide-ranging support from dust adhesion prevention to transport guides, chemical tanks, food equipment, and transparent parts.
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Seafron(R) LF+ - Low friction and low temperature processing product number as well.
Compatible with resin substrates at low-temperature processing numbers below 100℃. Excellent coating hardness and abrasion resistance.
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【Selection Guide】How to Choose SafeLon(R) Grades
The corrosion resistance is AP+, the anti-fouling and release properties are AS+, the low friction and resin substrate are LF+, and the transparency is CC+.
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[Explanation] The difference between Saflon® and fluoropolymer coatings.
Adding antistatic properties to fluororesin, which is prone to charging due to its insulating nature. Reduces dust adhesion as well.
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PFAS-free compatible 'Bicoat(R)' product line expansion
There are product numbers that do not contain PFAS (fluororesin). Development of next-generation PFAS-free products is also underway.
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Case Studies: 8 Examples of Bicoat® Applications
From PET bottle molds to heat sealers. We will introduce examples of solving on-site challenges.
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Main applications of "Bycoat(R)" - from mold release to sliding parts.
Prevention of resin adhesion, wear resistance, and improved slip properties. Safe to use in areas subject to mechanical loads.
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