Prevent Contamination Improve Product Quality
SilcoTek's inert high temperature barrier coatings enhance hydrophobic interaction between critical flow path surfaces and your product. Dursan® coating improves moisture repelling properties of stainless steel, glass, and ceramic surfaces by 60% or more, minimizing wetted surface effects.
Coating critical flow path surfaces help process engineers and analysts manage moisture and improve results. Comparative studies show SilcoTek® coated flow paths adsorb and retain significantly less water than an uncoated stainless steel surface.
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Our coatings reduce sticking and bonding of materials to stainless steel and other surfaces. Our coatings improve efficiency and prevent damage to molds and extruders, saving time and money.
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Companies turn to SilcoTek® for coating solutions to their most demanding material challenges. They stay with SilcoTek because our team is dedicated to improving your products and processes. Our case studies tell the story of how customers in a wide range of industries have benefited from doing business with SilcoTek.
SilcoTek's patented silicon chemical vapor deposition (CVD) coating technology can be applied to complex or narrow part configurations without impacting even extremely tight tolerances. Comparative studies show SilcoTek non-wetting coatings, like Dursan, dramatically improve water repelling properties when applied to stainless steel, metal alloy, glass, or ceramic surfaces.
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Our low surface energy (high contact angle) surface repels water, preventing system contamination and improving analytical test reliability. Comparative testing shows the Dursan® coated surfaces significantly improve hydrophobicity by reducing surface energy by 60% or more. Surface energy water droplet testing below compares various coated surfaces. Stainless steel, a high surface energy material, exhibits significant wetting and a very low water droplet contact angle (36 degrees, below left), causing moisture control problems. The Dursan low energy surface shows minimal wetting and a high contact angle, improving hydrophobicity and preventing adsorption, contamination and surface outgassing.
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We're here to give you tips to guide you through the evaluation and purchase process. Watch our coating video to see how we improve the performance of your products.
Go to our Buying and Using Our Coatings page and we'll guide you through the purchasing process. Or have a Customer Service Representative contact you, our Customer Service staff and Technical Support staff are here to help guide you through the coating process, including:
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