PVD Colours
PVD coatings are chosen for their ability to offer a wide range of colors, durability, and resistance to wear and corrosion, making them a popular choice in many industries.
What we are
PVD is a process used to produce thin films and coatings with various colors on different substrates. These coatings are typically used for decorative and functional purposes, offering enhanced durability, wear resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Common PVD Colors
- Gold : Often used in jewelry, watches, bathroom fixtures, and hardware for a luxurious finish.
- Black : Popular in electronics, automotive parts, and fashion accessories for a sleek, modern look.
- Rose Gold : Frequently used in watches, jewelry, and luxury items.
- Silver : Commonly applied in electronics, cutlery, and hardware for a classic, reflective finish.
- Bronze/Copper : Used in decorative items, architectural hardware, and art pieces.
- Rainbow : A multicolored effect often seen in fashion accessories and decorative items.
Applications of PVD Coatings
- Jewelry and Watches : PVD coatings provide a durable, scratch-resistant, and visually appealing finish.
- Tools and Cutting Instruments : The coatings enhance hardness and wear resistance, improving tool life.
- Automotive Parts : PVD coatings are used for both decorative and functional purposes, such as on wheels, trim, and engine components.
- Medical Devices : Coatings can be biocompatible and resistant to corrosion, making them suitable for implants and surgical instruments.
- Consumer Electronics : Provides a durable and attractive finish for devices like smartphones, laptops, and cameras.
- Kitchen and Bath Fixtures : Enhances the appearance and durability of faucets, handles, and other hardware.
- Architectural Hardware : Used in door handles, knobs, and other fittings to provide a long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing finish.