MBI Coatings Ceramic with PTFE
MBI Coatings Ceramic with PTFE is ceramic offers an inert, dielectric and very hard base layer for an PTFE topcoat. The embedded PTFE will offer enhanced corrosion control, abrasion resistance, slickness and release properties.
Product families
Applications
- Other Building & Construction Applications
- Equipment & Parts
- Automotive OEM Coatings
- Marine Coatings
- Other Oil Gas & Mining Applications
- Marine
Product Families
- Top Coats
Other characteristics
- Features
Chemical Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Excellent Dielectric Properties, Good Abrasion Resistance, Good Release Properties, High Temperature Performance, High Temperature Resistance, Wear Resistant
- Product Type
- Top Coat
- Markets
- Automotive & Transportation
- Industrial
- Paints & Coatings
- Technology
- Ready-to-Use Products
- Main Features
- Extremely Low Surface Friction
- Excellent Release Properties
- High Temperature Resistance
- Outstanding Chemical Resistance
- Long Lasting Wear Resistance
- Customizable Coating Thickness
- Multiple colors to choose from
- Applications
Industries Include: Manufacturing, Construction, Marine, Automotive, Oil & Gas, Food & Beverage, Aerospace, etc. Machine Parts of All Types, such as:; Automotive Components; External Machine Components; Safety Rails and Steps; Food Processing Equipment; Architectural Parts; Marine Equipment and Components; Guide Bars; Painting Fixtures; Pump Components; Valve Parts; Medical Equipment; All types of Rollers; Much more...
- What's The Difference?
- PTFE
- Very high operating temperatures and lowest surface energy of fluoropolymers. Shows good abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, and release properties. High operating temperatures as well ( ≈ 500°F )
- ETFE
- Excellent chemical resistance in a high-build format ( up to 80 mils thickness ). Also shows better hardness than PTFE but with a lower operating temperature ( ≈ 300°F )
- FEP
- High release fluoropolymer makes a great non-stick coating. Good chemical resistance and low coefficient of friction as well. Operating temperatures are fairly high also. ( ≈ 400°F )
- PFA
- Slightly better hardness than PTFE with a high-build option ( up to 40 mils thickness ). Used in a wide variety varety of non-stick applications due to its versatile properties, excellent chemical resistance and high temperature resistance. ( ≈ 500°F )
- Ready to Use Product Features
- Chemical Resistant
- Corrosion Resistant
- Excellent Dielectric Properties
- Good Abrasion Resistance
- Good Release Properties
- High Temperature Performance
- High Temperature Resistance
- Wear Resistant
