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TAKECOAT® 1000 Superior Fluorocarbon Polymer Treatment for Preventing Rust and Corrosion

TAKECOAT® 1000 is a fluorocarbon polymer surface treatment with powerful anti-rusting and anti-corrosive properties used in bolts and nuts . It was created by combining pre-coat base treatment and fluorocarbon polymer coating technologies to enhance the adhesion of the metal/film interface, and impart anti-rust and anti-corrosion properties despite being thin. Because TAKECOAT® 1000 has a low fastening torque coefficients value, it prevents contact corrosion between different types of metals.
Properties of TAKECOAT® 1000
Components that bear heavy loads require a variety of properties in their surfaces, including resistance to rust and corrosion, durability and a thin profile. TAKECOAT® 1000 is a thin, durable film that is resistant to rust and corrosion. Enabling a high level of lubrication on the surface, TAKECOAT® 1000 is created by combining special treatment technology with a two-layer construction, developed through research, that is composed of a fluorocarbon polymer film and a special under treatment film.
- Properties 1: Resistance to Rust and Corrosion Prevention
- The two-layer construction of TAKECOAT® 1000 provides anti-rust protection recognized as superior in outdoor exposure tests and actual use in environments including ocean surface and undersea applications. Such third party agencies as the Japan Quality Assurance Organization and KTA in the US have verified the superior properties of TAKECOAT® 1000 in indoor accelerated corrosion tests. The photo below shows the results of a salt spray test conducted by KTA.

- Properties 2: Durability for Secure Fastening
- Due to the high lubrication and hardness of the fluorocarbon polymer film, even if a heavy load or shearing force of tens of tons is applied to the film surface, the film remains essentially free of damage and separation. Additionally, rusting even in damaged areas is extremely limited. This is effective for fastening bolts and other fasteners.
- Properties 3: Heat Resistance
- TAKECOAT® 1000 has superior heat and cold resistance due to the properties of its fluorocarbon polymer.
- Continuous use temperature range: -196°C to +200°C
- Intermittent use temperature range: -196°C to +230°C
For industrial plants with particularly high temperatures (exceeding 450°C), we recommend TAKECOAT® CERAMIC1. - Properties 4: Insulation
- Fluorocarbon Polymer becomes a film that is extremely hard and thin with essentially no pinholes. Because of this, fluorocarbon polymer effectively prevents glavanic corrosion, corrosion at contact points between different metals, pitching corrosion and other types of corrosion. When using TAKECOAT® treatment for steel bolts with stainless steel flanges, a flat washer treated with TAKECOAT® 1000 should always be used.
For insulation in high-voltage environments, we recommend Elecut.
Properties Table
| Item | Test method | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indoor accelerated tests* | Salt Spray Test | ASTM B 117 | No corrosion after 6000 hours |
| Rating number no greater than 8 after 8000 hours | |||
| Saltwater immersion | Immersion in 5% saline at room temperature | No abnormalities after 6000 hours | |
| Weather resistance | Dew cycle sunshine weather meter test | Rating number no greater than 8 after 4000 hours | |
| Sulfur dioxide | DIN 50018 SFW 2.0S | Rating number no greater than 8 after a cycle | |
| Heat resistance | Sitting in an electric oven at 200°C | No abnormalities after 10,000 hours | |
| Cold resistance | Sitting in -196°C liquid nitrogen | No abnormalities after 24 hours | |
| Chemical resistance | 3% hydrochloric acid | No abnormalities after 1000 hours | |
| 20% sodium hydroxide | No abnormalities after 4000 hours | ||
| Xylene | ∞ | ||
| Propyl alcohol | ∞ | ||
| Gasoline | ∞ | ||
| Natural exposure tests* | Undersea | Continuous immersion in the Japan Sea/Pacific Ocean for 6 years | Less than 10% surface corrosion |
| Marine | Continuous onboard presence in the Sea of Japan/Pacific Ocean for 3 years | Less than 5% surface corrosion | |
| Land | Continuous presence near the Sea of Japan/Pacific Ocean for 3 years | Less than 5% surface corrosion | |
| Desert region | Continuous presence in the Middle East for 6 years | Less than 5% surface corrosion | |
| Torque coefficient |
Torque test |
0.11 – 0.14 |
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| Hardness test | JIS K 5400 | 5 – 7 H | |
* These tests were performed with the fasteners in a fastened state.
Treatment Process
The Takenaka manufacturing process uses a uniquely developed processing technology to form a thin, uniform film.

| Products | → | Degreasing | → | Under Treatment Special base treatment ( 2 – 5 μm) |
→ |
Coatings Fliorocarbon polymer coating (At least 30 μm) |
→ | Hardening Heat curing (150 – 200°C/ 20 – 30 min) |
→ | Inspection |
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Applications
TAKECOAT® 1000 has been successfully used for long periods of time for bolts, metal parts and other components for fastening in bridges, underground segments [meaning unclear], underground piping, maritime structures, petroleum plants and other applications where rust and corrosion resistance are required.
- Applicable Materials
- General carbon steel, structural alloy steel, stainless steel, copper alloys, nickel alloys, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys and more
- Applicable Parts
- Automobile parts, construction parts, aircraft components, underground segments, underground piping, bridges, construction, petrochemical plants, desalination plants, maritime and undersea structures, waterworks and sewer components, and other parts where protection from rust and corrosion and/or lubrication is needed.
- Treatment Specifications
- General metal products
Maximum standard dimensions: 450 W × 700 L × 150 H
Maximum standard weight: 30 kg per item
Related Products

Examples of Use
Surface Treatment Products / The Central Japanese Government
| Customer | Product |
|---|---|
| Kinki Regional Development Bureau Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism |
Bolts for joint ditches, and shield tunnels of Shimizu, Naniwa and Suminoe |
| Chubu Regional Bureau Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism |
Bolts for joint ditches, and shields of Yasunaga, Kawagoe, Nakagawa |
| Kanto Regional Development Bureau Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism |
Bolts for diversion channels and added shield tunnels on the outskirts of Tokyo |
| Cabinet Office | Bolts for earthquake reinforcement of the SEZOKO Bridge in Okinawa |
| Cabinet Office | Bolts for earthquake reinforcement of the IKEI Bridge in Okinawa |
Public Organizations
| Customer | Product | |
|---|---|---|
| The former Japan Highway Public Corporation | Bolts for expressway axle load scales Bolts for the Tokyo Rinkai subcenter |
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| The former Hanshin Expressway Public Corporation | Mechanical couplings | ![]() |
| The former Hanshin Expressway Public Corporation (currently: Hanshin Expressway Company) |
Bolts for fastening bridge piers on the approach to the Port of Osaka Bridge | |
| The former Metropolitan Expressway Public Corporation | The subway shield tunnel and road tunnel for the Central Circular Route | |
| Japan Railway Construction Public Corporation | Bolts for the Katafuku connector line shield tunnel | |
Regional Public Bodies
| Customer | Product | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Osaka City Waterworks Bureau | Water purification plant and flanged piping | ||
| Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau |
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| Osaka City Bureau of Sewerage | - | ||
| Osaka Port and Harbor Bureau | - | ||
| Osaka Prefectural Government, Department of Water Works | Water purification plant and flanged piping | ||
| Osaka Prefectural Government, Department of Public Works | Underground river in the southern portion of Neyagawa | ||
| Transportation Bureau, City of Nagoya | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | ||
| Kyoto Municipal Transportation Bureau | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | ||
| Kobe Municipal Transportation Bureau | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | ||
| Other cities, towns and villages | - |
Private Sector
| Customer | Product | |
|---|---|---|
| Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Corporation | Bolts for tunnel segments of an undersea road | |
| Toho Gas | Liquefied natural gas pipes | |
| Tokyo Gas | Keihin main line | |
| Kansai Electric Power Company | Bolts for the shield tunnel of the road between Tanimachi-suji Gakuen and Toyosaki | |
| Hanshin Electric Railway | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | |
| Kansai Rapid Railway | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | |
| Various manufacturers | Pipes for marine desalination equipment | |
| Various petroleum companies | TAKECOAT® CERAMIC 1 U1/2Diameter to U4 for heat exchangers | ![]() |
| Nakanoshima Rapid Railway | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | |
| Nishi Osaka Railway | Fastening bolts for subway shield tunnel segment | |
Overseas Applications
| Customer | Product |
|---|---|
| Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) | Bolts for desalination and power plant pipes. Met specifications required for ADNOC, ADWEA and Saudi Aramco.![]() |
| Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA) | |
| Saudi Aramco | |
| SWCC | |
| TAKREER | |
| GASCO |



