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A We are working on developing superhydrophobic coating technology, aiming to achieve a higher water droplet contact angle (>120°) to achieve a self-cleaning effect, allowing water droplets to automatically remove surface dirt and further enhance easy-clean performance.
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A The main advantages of PC lie in its strength and safety. PC is more than 10 times more impact-resistant than acrylic, and also has a wider temperature range and longer long-term durability. Although acrylic is cheaper and has better natural optical clarity, PC is the irreplaceable choice for applications requiring high safety.
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A Our medical-grade boards must be biocompatible and have high chemical resistance to commonly used hospital disinfectants (such as chlorine-based disinfectants). We can integrate antibacterial additives such as silver ions upon request to meet stringent hygiene standards.
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A In consumer electronics and precision assembly environments, static electricity can attract dust, affecting product performance. Integrated anti-static functionality safely discharges static electricity, preventing dust buildup, while an anti-fingerprint coating ensures screen cleanliness.
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A Coated PC sheets are compatible with CNC machining and thermoforming. However, before these heat treatments, annealing (drying at 120-130°C for 3-4 hours) is a necessary step to remove moisture adsorbed by the PC and prevent bubbles or stress cracks from forming during processing.
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A Polycarbonate has an impact resistance approximately 250 times that of conventional glass. Our optical-grade coating thickness is controlled at the micron level, ensuring that the sheet material still maintains over 91% High Lighting Transmission with minimal impact on optical performance.
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A Yes. We offer specialized UV-stabilized versions or additional UV coatings for outdoor applications to ensure reliable weather resistance and prevent yellowing or embrittlement even when the sheets are exposed to sunlight for extended periods.
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A Our anti fingerprint coating maintains excellent toughness while exhibiting good chemical resistance to alcohol, detergents, weak acids, and weak alkalis. This effectively prevents corrosion or coating peeling caused by detergent residue or accidental chemical contact in the variable and humid automotive environment.
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A Oleophobicity is achieved through the application of fluorinated or siloxane-containing nano-coatings, which effectively reduce the surface energy of the substrate. We measure the effect by measuring the contact angle of the droplets, typically requiring a contact angle greater than 105° (our products can reach over 110°).
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A Abrasion resistance is verified primarily according to industry standards. We provide Taber Test data, which shows the change in haze of the substrate after a specific number of abrasion cycles (e.g., 500 cycles). The surface hardness of our coatings can reach 1-2H ,even higher.