DRY FILM COATINGS
	GENERAL INFORMATION AirBorn Coating’s SOLID DRY FILM COATINGS demonstrate excellent adhesion to a variety of materials. Dry Film Coating bonds a lubrication medium to surfaces to create a friction reduced finish. Listed below are those substrates to which we have successfully bonded AirBorn Solid Dry Film Coatings. Substrate materials not listed should not be dismissed as inappropriate; rather, assume that your coating requirement is unique! Pumps Valves Bearings Chutes Machine Guides Pistons Springs Gears
	Metal Steel Carbon, Stainless, Chrome Plated, Galvanized Aluminum Sheet, Bar, Rod (many alloys), Foil, Anodized or Chromate pretreated Copper Brass, Bronze, Red Brass, Other Alloys Castings Aluminum, Magnesium, Zinc Exotics Magnesium, Titanium, Nickel, Silver Alloy, 1/30th Gold Filled Ceramics General Glass, Alumina, Pyroceram (Corning Ware) Plastics Thermoplastics Nylon, PVC/PVCD, ABS, Polycarbonate, Acrylic, Sulphide, Polysulfone, polyphenylene Thermostes Epoxy, Polyester, Phenolics, Laminates Other Fabrics Fabric - Natural & Synthetic, Woven, Non-Woven, Fiberglass AirBorn Coating’s Soild Dry Film Applications. The only limit to the possible uses of AirBorn Coatings SDF is your ingenuity. Actuators, Aircraft/Aerospace Components, Appliance Parts, Automotive Hardware Bearings, Blades, Blenders Camera Parts, Carburetor Shafts, Coffee Maker Warming Plates, Centrifuges, Chutes, Circuit Breakers, Clippers, Control Mechanisms, Conveyor Parts, Copy Machine Guides and Tracks, Cylinder Walls Electronic Devices, Fan Blades, Fasteners, Farm Machinery, Faucet Valves, Files, Firearms, (components and exterior surfaces) Gaskets, Grass Clippers Heat Sealing Bars, Heating Elements, Hedge Shears, Hinge Pins, Hydraulic Components Ice Makers, Knitting Machines, Knives Lawn Edgers, Lawn Mowers, Looms, Louvers Mandrels, Marine Hardware, Materials Handling Equipment, Military Equipment, Molds (ceramic, foam, metal, plastic, rubber) Oil Field Equipment, Paper, Pharmaceutical Equipment, Pipes, Pistons, Pizza Pans, Planes, Platens, Popcorn Poppers, Process Vessels, Production Machinery, Pumps, Putty Knives Quick Disconnects Range Hoods Saw Blades (power and hand), Shafts, Shears, Slides, Snow Blowers, Snow Shovels, Solenoids, Springs, Steering Assemblies, Stove Vents Textile Machinery, Textiles, Throttle Linkages, Toaster Trays, Toys, Transmission Systems, Trim Plates Valves (ball, gate, plug), Vessels Weapons Systems, Window Tracks, Wire Cloth
	POWDER COATINGS General Coating Properties TENSILE STRENGTH: 2,000 to 4,000 P.S.I. ELONGATION: 35% to 50% WATER ABSORBTION 0.03% SERVICE TEMPERATURE: Continuous- Intermittent- 500 ° F (260 ° C) 550 ° F (285 ° C) PENCIL HARDNESS: H to 6H DIELECTRIC STRENGTH: 1,200 to 2,000 v/mil COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION: 0.02 to0.10 WEAR RESISTANCE (K-factor): cu. in. - min. x ¯10 1 lb. - ft. - hr. 6 to 8 Test Result Summaries To view chart please select button opposite: Click Button to View Summaries! Since the Test Result Sumary Chart is large please select the button above to view details (opens a new Fly-over Window): We have the flexibility to accommodate individual customers and corporate accounts, with the same commitment to on-time delivery with high quality assurance. In answer to today’s demanding market, our diverse range of coatings covers both popular and specialized applications. Technical data sheets on our products and services provide detailed data on materials employed, specifications and performance standards.
	A choice of 2 strategic AirBorn Coatings locations! OKLAHOMA 3920 NW 39th Oklahoma City, OK 73112 PHONE: (405) 685-4433 FAX: (405) 685-4486 NORTH CAROLINA 905 West Charlotte Ave Mount Holly, NC 28120 PHONE: (704) 820-9000 FAX: (704) 820-0900 E-Mail one of our locations or call TOLL FREE 1-800-986-4646 © Copyright 1999, 2006, AirBorn Coatings, Inc. All Logos and Trade Marks appear by permission of the Original Copyright Owner. No part of this site may be copied or stored in an archival system without the written permission of Airborn Coatings. Page Last Updated/Uploaded 01/14/2006. Back to Top