Looking for a coating material
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The specific requirements are: low adsorption force, so that the powder does not easily stick to the walls; even if it does stick, it can be easily cleaned away. It should also be able to dissipate static electricity, and be usable at 600 degrees Celsius for use as a lining in reaction vessels. Thank you
The key issue is that withstanding a temperature of 600 degrees is quite difficult; almost all organic coatings cannot do this. It depends on what the reaction vessel is used for; generally, enamel or stainless steel is used. Titanium materials are used for special requirements.
Used for crushing metal; it prevents the metal from sticking to the surfaces and can withstand high temperatures of up to 600 degrees
Is wear resistance required? If necessary, it can be lined with graphite.
Under such operating conditions, only special metals should be suitable
No wear resistance is required; only high-temperature resistance and a smooth surface are needed