Coating resistant to strong corrosive fluids: Silcolloy
Silcolloy2000, SIlcolloy1000
Prevention of corrosion and contamination of metal, glass, and ceramic substrates ☆ Significant cost reduction
"Silcolloy" is a multi-layer amorphous silicon coating that does not have any functional group additions. It provides particularly high temperature stability among our solutions while preventing corrosion and contamination of metal, glass, and ceramic substrates. It enhances the chemical compatibility of various materials and allows stainless steel to function like a corrosion-resistant superalloy. It is widely used as a solution that brings significant cost reductions to customers in the semiconductor, physical research, energy, and many other industries. 【Coating Technology Lineup】 ■SilcoNert1000 ■SilcoNert2000 ■Silcolloy ■Dursan *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a global expert and leading provider of high-performance coatings using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) technology. By enhancing the surface properties of various substrates used by our customers, they can operate their equipment longer than before and efficiently manufacture complex products. This enables our customers to continue generating innovations that advance the worlds of science and industry. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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