Q & A

• Can various metals or metal oxide thin films be coated onto the ‘Roll-to-Roll’ plastic films?
• Yes. Oike offers a spattering (dry coating) technique, which accumulates the various metals or metal oxides on the plastic film by the ‘Roll-to-Roll’ technique.

• Can organic-inorganic composites be coated onto the rolled plastic films?
• Yes. Oike offers wet coating techniques for such requests.

• Can various chemical paints such as metals, metal oxides, and organic-inorganic compounds be accumulated on rolled plastic films?
• Yes. Vacuum deposition and spattering (dry coating) techniques form the metal and metal oxide thin layer, while wet coating techniques coat the organic-inorganic chemical compounds. Oike has a vast experience in providing new functionalities to existing merchandise to meet market demands using our coating techniques.

• Is it possible to synthesize metal particles that enhance the decorative effect during coating and printing?
• Yes. Oike has realized a low-energy, mass production and low-cost metal particle production method. This method can be applied not only for traditional crafts, but also across various industrial fields such as laser coating, metallic printing and plastic molding.