Brazil. Frasle Mobility started marketing the Maxcoating line under the Fremax brand. The new line brings to the global market brake discs and drums coated with paint containing exclusive and patented nanotechnology.
This paint contains niobium pentoxide nanoparticles, which act to increase paint performance and corrosion resistance.
Such characteristics, associated with a water-based formulation, allow the application of thinner layers increasing the service life of the coating.
Its anti-corrosion characteristic is ideal for the use of brake discs and drums in extreme weather conditions, such as in regions with a lot of snow, where the application of salt on roads to ensure passability accelerates the oxidation of car components.
Laboratory tests have shown that the new technology applied in Fremax products guarantees approximately one thousand hours of protection, which can double the life of the part.
"The Fremax Maxcoating line comes to add more value to the brand's portfolio, already recognized for the high performance and resistance of its premium products. This process, in the way we have done it, is unique in the world," said Hemerson de Souza, Chief Business Officer at Fremax and Head of M&A and Investor Relations at Frasle Mobility.
"We noticed a relevant acceptance in the market for this solution, which contributes to a more sustainable use of the brake disc, combining durability with an innovative production process," he said.
Anderson Pontalti, COO of Frasle Mobility, said: "This launch reinforces our vision for the future, based on continuous investment in product innovation, increasingly sustainable processes and collaboration for disruptive solutions with global reach."
The safety and quality applied to Fremax brand products are recognized by international certifications, such as ISO 9001 and IATF 16949, which meets the requirements demanded by car manufacturers around the world.
