[Explanation] The difference between Saflon® and fluoropolymer coatings.
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Adding antistatic properties to fluororesin, which is prone to charging due to its insulating nature. Reduces dust adhesion as well.
The biggest difference between SafeLon® and conventional fluoropolymer coatings (such as Teflon® coatings) is the anti-static performance. While conventional fluoropolymer coatings excel in electrical insulation and tend to accumulate static electricity, SafeLon® can dissipate the charges that build up on the coating surface into the substrate. It achieves a low electrical resistance value, and its ability to conduct electricity helps reduce the adhesion of dust and other particles caused by static electricity. In addition to these features, it maintains the basic properties of fluoropolymer coatings, such as non-stick and chemical resistance.
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■Difference 1: Antistatic performance (can dissipate charge to the substrate) ■Difference 2: Low electrical resistance (more conductive than standard fluoropolymer coatings) ■Difference 3: Reduces adhesion of dust and other particles due to static electricity ■Common point: Maintains basic properties of fluoropolymer coatings such as non-stickiness and chemical resistance
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Measures against static electricity problems (dust adhesion and sticking) for fluororesin coated products, etc.
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