Primarily used on drive rolls of coating machines, printing presses, dyeing machines, tape production equipment, and disposable diaper manufacturing machinery. Typically, certain drive rolls of these devices come into contact with the coated, printed, or dyed surfaces, and the wet surfaces are prone to sticking to the rolls, which can affect the product's surface patterns.

The traditionally used "Teflon" coating has excessive peel strength on hot melt adhesives, resulting in poor non-stick performance and insufficient wear resistance, leading to short-term failure of the non-stick properties. This causes low production efficiency, short maintenance cycles, and increased costs.

Our independently developed patented invention (Patent No.: ZL 2010 1 0543575.X) "Thermal Spraying Anti-adhesive Wear-resistant Coating" utilizes plasma thermal spraying technology, combines nickel-based alloys with high polymer anti-adhesive materials, and employs the biomimetic "lotus leaf effect." The coating boasts extremely low adhesive peel force and excellent wear resistance, with overall performance several times better than Teflon coatings, reaching the leading level in the field.