Industrial Materials

Our supplier’s FCCL is used widely within Japan and Asia and is valued for its customizability, low transmission loss, low water absorption and excellent dimensional stability. This material is especially suited for high frequency applications like 5G.

Iodine is a powerful disinfectant and its properties are ideal for applications such as teat dips, which are used to disinfect cow udders after milking. Iodine can be used to produce IPBC as a preservative for paints and coatings to prevent any microbial growth. Iodine can also be used as a contrast media in radiology to enhance the visibility of vascular structures and organs. It is also used as a raw material for production of iodine derivatives (NaI for disinfection, KI as heat stabilizer in production of polyamide).

Lead acrylic sheets are used widely for x-ray shielding applications and are available in a variety of thickness and customizable sizes.

PWG consists of a mesh incorporated into a glass sheet. This structure prevents PWG from shattering in case of shocks or fire, making it ideal for use where safety matters. For construction applications, PWG is often found in schools, airports and fire stairwells. It can also be used for decorative applications or in venues wanting an industrial design appearance. Our supplier provides most of the windows made to overcome the effects of earthquakes in Japan and makes antifog bathroom mirrors and transparent glass for use as projection screens.

Mitsui Plastics imports and distributes specialty projector screen films from two suppliers to meet the most demanding projector applications. These materials offer high contrast and can be configured according to customer specifications.

Our source’s sputtering targets are highly customizable and of the highest quality. We offer targets in a variety of shapes, sizes and compositions depending on specific customer needs.

Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a white pigment widely used in many different industries and products such as plastics, paints and coatings, inks, foods, cosmetics and more. TiO2 pigments are produced from different types of ores: ilmenite, rutile and anatase. Mitsui Plastics offers specialty TiO2 pigments from different suppliers to be closer to your production location(s).

With unique UV-resistant properties, ultra fine TiO2 is frequently used in personal care and sunscreen applications to help prevent skin cancer. Mitsui Plastics helps customers select the most suitable TiO2 depending on their projects.

Titanium is present in different types of ores (ilmenite, rutile, slag) and mainly used to produce titanium dioxide pigments due to their whitening qualities. The ore can be refined to produce titanium sponges used in the aerospace industry to produce titanium metal.