• Daybreak Technologies

Steel Insert Injection Moulded Chemical Hardwares

Daybreak Technologies offers Steel Insert Injection Moulded Chemical Hardware. The design of chemical hardware is unique, using strength of steel and corrosion resistance polymer. Insert moulding technology, a new moulding technique perfected by Daybreak, involves moulding of polymers on steel, rendering steel insert protected by polymer. Insert moulding ensures perfect bonding between steel (mother surface) and polymer, resulting in development of combined materials of construction. A big difference exists between lined and injection moulded articles. Lined articles are prone to frequent and early failure as there are chances of air gaps between two surfaces. Today chemical hardwares are accepted as standard fasteners and are used extensively throughout industry. These are lighter, non-corrossive, non-conductive, non-magnetic and non-toxic, although not as strong. The unique properties mean that they outlast their counter parts (steel, plastics or glass). Advantages and applications: wide choice of materials, types of design and sizes to suit every applications; resistant to corrosion; no more cutting of corroded steel nuts and bolts when removing from chemical equipments, pipelines, etc; easy to reopen without loss of time and labour; economical against expensive SS hardware; "corr-bolt" fasteners ensure strength of steel and corrosion resistance of plastics; most useful for chemicals, acid, dyes and intermediate, steel industries, electric and electronic, aerospace, marine and automotive industries; and OEMs involved in manufacturing of equipments, scrubber system, distillation system, etc.