Optical disc mold having diamond-like carbonaceous layer and a molding method using the same
A diamond and optical disc technology, applied in coating, application, household appliances, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the friction between the die and the die, hindering the molding operation, reducing the number of injections, etc., and achieving long die life and die life. Long-lasting, durability-enhancing effect
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[0058] The surface of the steel mold cavity supporting the die is mirror-polished, and the surface is brushed with a wire brush to such an extent that the surface roughness Ra becomes about 1000 Å, and the P-V is about 10000 Å. On the resulting surface, a SiC layer with a thickness of 0.5 mm was formed by flame spraying, and then a diamond-like carbon layer with a thickness of 1.5 μm was formed thereon. It should be noted that the diamond-like carbon layer was formed by the self-bias RF plasma CVD method under the following conditions: material gas C 2 h 4 (0.017Pa.m 3 .s -1 ), power supply: RF, working pressure: 66.5Pa, input power: 500W, layer formation rate: 100nm / min. The composition of the layer is CH 0.21 , the resulting carbon layer is a diamond-like carbon layer.
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[0060] The surface of the steel mold cavity supporting the die is mirror polished, and the surface is shot blasted to such a degree that the surface roughness Ra becomes about 1000 Å, and P-V is about 10000 Å. On the resulting surface, a diamond-like carbon layer was formed with a thickness of 1.5 μm. It should be noted that the diamond-like carbon layer was formed by basically the same procedure as in Example 1.
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