What is the difference between AF coated pills and water-based anti fingerprint oil?

Firstly, both AF coated pills and water-based anti fingerprint oil belong to anti fingerprint coating materials, but they have some differences in composition, process, performance, and application scenarios. Today, let's analyze and understand the differences between the two!

1、 What are the differences in ingredients between AF coated pills and water-based anti fingerprint oil!

1. AF coated pill: It is a solid form, usually in the shape of a small pill, mainly composed of fluorinated coatings, commonly known as perfluoropolyethers, etc.

2. Water based anti fingerprint oil: Water based anti fingerprint oil: It is a liquid, colorless and odorless transparent liquid. Mainly using water as the solvent, the main components include fluorinated groups and silicone groups, such as perfluoropolyether derivatives, fluorosilicone resins, etc.

2、 What are the differences in coating processes between the two

1. AF coated pills: Using vacuum evaporation technology, the pills need to be vaporized in a vacuum environment and uniformly deposited on the surface of the product to form a uniform nanoscale thin film.

2. Water based anti fingerprint oil: It is usually coated on the surface of the product by spraying, wiping, or dipping, and the operation is relatively simple, suitable for large-scale production.

3、 The performance characteristics of AF coated pills and water-based anti fingerprint oil will also differ significantly:

AF coated pills have the following characteristics:

1. Wear resistance: The formed coating has excellent wear resistance and can withstand friction for more than 3000 times.

2. Adhesion: Strong adhesion, the coating is not easy to peel off.

3. Hydrophobic and oleophobic: The surface tension is extremely low, the hydrophobic angle is greater than 110 °, and the oleophobic angle is greater than 74 °.

4. Transparency: The formed coating is very thin, usually with a thickness of 8-15 nanometers, and does not affect the optical properties of the substrate.

The characteristics of water-based anti fingerprint oil are as follows:

1. Wear resistance: The wear resistance is good, but it is slightly inferior to AF coating deposited by vacuum evaporation.

2. Adhesion: The adhesion is good, but it may not be as good as the AF coating deposited by vacuum evaporation.

3. Hydrophobic and oleophobic: It has excellent hydrophobic and oleophobic properties, and water and oil are not easily attached to its surface.

4. Transparency: The coating has high transparency and does not affect the appearance of the product.

4、 The application scenarios of AF coated pills and water-based anti fingerprint oil may also differ:

1. AF coated pills: suitable for optical devices that require high wear resistance and adhesion, such as mobile phone covers, camera lenses, automotive glass, etc.

2. Water based anti fingerprint oil: suitable for cost sensitive or large-scale production scenarios, such as ordinary electronic products, stainless steel products, metal products, etc.

Overall, AF coated pills perform better in terms of wear resistance, adhesion, and hydrophobicity, but the process is complex and the cost is higher; Water based anti fingerprint oil has a simple process, low cost, and performance that can meet most daily needs. The specific choice of material depends on the actual needs and budget of the product. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the editor at any time for the latest information!