Wearing resistance improvement hard lubricating aluminum cashima coat
Miyaki USA, Inc.

Kashima coat is a hard -lubricating alumite of Miyaki original Co., Ltd., which has a self -lubricating function to the hard aluminum film and aims to improve wear resistance. feature ･ Strong film → Protect aluminum with a hard film reaching HV400. ･ Strong to wear → Approximately 3-5 times the durability of hard alumite. ･ Self -lubricity → Prevents whale with smooth movement. [Process of Kashima Court] Molybdenum, a lubricant molybdenum, accumulates from the base in the countless holes lined up in a regularly lined part of the alumite (anodized) film generated by primary electrolytes, and fills the holes to make a kashima coat. [What is Molybdenum Sulfide?] Molybdenum sulfide is a solid, lubricant substance. "Molybdenum" is also used for lubrication additives for the engine and grease for construction heavy aircraft. In the past, alumite lubricating was a method of applying and burning a partial diameter of about 0.3 square meters, such as Teflon, Graphite, Molybdenum, and Tungsten 2 sulfide, with an organic binder, but it is impossible to define the fine holes in an alumite hole due to the difference between particle size and alumite pores. It was. However, Kashima coat has been able to impair only the membrane thickening from the base by miniaturizing the molybdenum sulfide and secondary electrolytes.