Anti-stick / Lubricating  Coating Service


Key materials are sourced from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. Fullerene (WS₂) and graphene (CFn) ion bombardment are employed to activate metal and ceramic surfaces. This process is followed by micro-particle surface modification to produce nanostructures, combined with surface techniques such as polishing, physical vapor deposition (PVD), nitriding, and carburizing. The resulting materials exhibit anti-stick properties and an ultra-smooth finish.

Brief Introduction to Anti-Stick ( Lubricating Coating) - multi-layer nanofullerene WS2 - Application and properties of micro-particle nanotechnology

The primary benefits of "anti-stick" and "lubricating treatments

  • Packaging mold parts do not adhere to tin (Sn).
  • Lithium battery cutting tools do not adhere.
  • Medical injection molds do not require release agents.
  • Ultra-precision micro-hole nozzles are non-stick.
  • Optical film and TPU tungsten steel cutting tools do not adhere.
  • The components of the medical product packaging line do not adhere properly.

The primary benefits of

Film Property

  • Micro particle molecular CFn, WS₂
  • Modification thickness 0.2~0.5um
  • Surface friction coefficient <0.05
  • Surface Ra remains unchanged
  • Maximum use temperature 300 degrees
  • Processing temperature <100 degrees

Introduction toAnti-stick (Lubricating Coating) - multi-layer nanofullerene WS2 - Application and properties of micro-particle nanotechnology