Enhancing the Performance Properties of Nylon 11 with SlickShield ES
Dyna-Tek’s SlickShield ES coating takes Nylon 11’s already strong performance properties and enhances them considerably.
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Engineers: When to Specify Non-Stick, Hydrophobic, High-Slip and/or High-Release Properties Related to Surface Energy
Surface energy is a fundamental material characteristic that governs how a surface interacts with liquids, solids, contaminants, adhesives, and even ice.
How Non-Stick Properties Enhance Corrosion Resistance
Non-stick coatings, characterized by low surface energy and reduced adhesion to foreign materials, provide an additional mechanism of protection that complements traditional corrosion-resistant technologies.
Refurbishing BOTH the Mold Surfaces and Corroded Water-Jacket Surfaces of Compression Dies
This is a case study of refurbishing BOTH the mold surfaces and corroded water-jacket surfaces of compression dies. We are including pictures of before and after the process.
Tooling Refurbishment: Managing BOTH sides of Compression Molding Tooling… Corrosion Protecting Water-Cooling Jackets
Our coatings consistently produce a minimum of 2–3x’s better corrosion resistance compared to traditionally protected surfaces.
ECS’s Testing Capabilities Provides Peace of Mind for its Customer
ECS maintains a significant array of equipment for quality assurance/testing, new coating products testing and R&D lab.
CHROMASLICK™ Outperforms Various PTFE-Based Coatings in Side-by-Side Chemical Corrosion Testing
CHROMASLICK™ is for projects needing non-stick/high-release, chemical and environmental corrosion-resistance, UV-resistance, and more.
ECS Launches ChromaSlick™ PFAS-Free Non-Stick Color Coatings
Extreme Coating Solutions (ECS) is now expanding its ChromaSlick™ coatings offerings into new markets.
Crimper Rollers Coated with Non-Stick Sparkling Clear PFA Look as Good as They Perform
These crimper rollers for a food processing client of ours were eye-catching. We had to stop and admire them!
What is PFAS and why has it become a 4-letter word?
The degradation of PFAS in common products leads to their accumulation in soil, water, and living organisms.