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Nye-Tef™ For Corrosion, Wear and Friction Control
Unbeatable friction resistance with reliable durability
- Contains PTFE, one of the world's most friction-free materials
- In a matrix with the long-term durability of electroless nickel
- Self lubricating
- Uniform thickness with excellent adhesion
- Corrosion resistant
What is Nye-Tef™
Nye-Tef™ is an exclusive Electro-Coatings solution for applications requiring both exceptional resistance to friction and peak performance in coating adhesion. A Nye-Tef coating consists of an autocatalytically applied nickel/phosphorus matrix containing submicronic particles of PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene). The PTFE, while soft in its natural form, becomes exceptionally durable when suspended in the electroless nickel matrix. A hardness of 48Rc, combined with the natural friction resistance of PTFE, yields a coating that can resist significant abrasion over a long working life. A non-crystalline molecular structure adds resistance to corrosion and wear due to abrasion. The use of electroless nickel also delivers a coating with excellent adhesion and extremely uniform coating thickness. Documented accuracy to +/- 10% is an assurance of consistent coverage. The non-electrolytic application technology of Nye-Tef provides completely uniform coating, including full coverage of hidden surfaces or intricate geometries.
Application by experts
Nye-Tef's is a proprietary coating product, developed through decades of Electro-Coatings experience in metallurgy and coating chemistry. It is applied by coating craftsman, using the latest technology to apply, heat treat and cure finished components.
Customers can be confident that a coated component will perform as promised, on installation day and for many years to come.
Learn more about Nye-Tef
The coating chemists and application experts who developed Nye-Tef will gladly offer full information and applications advice on its effective use. Contact us to experience our "Yes We Can" spirit on industry's toughest coating challenges.
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