PVD Coating is the coating process used by the leading designers and manufacturers in business today. Our finishes provide protection up to a lifetime’s worth of cleaning, abrasives, daily use and abuse and still remain untarnished and vibrant.

Some of the Attributes Gained from PVD Coating are:

- Corrosion Resistance
- Scratch Resistance
- Superior Wear Resistance
- Higher Hardness Rating
- Superior Adhesion Qualities
- A Wide Range of Colors and Shades
- Provides a High-Rated Finish that lasts a Lifetime

PVD Coating has been used as a finishing for many years, dating back to the late 1800s. It offers corrosion and wear resistance far superior to electro-finishing, though due to the low melting points of the substrates, electro-plating is an important pre-treatment process to decorative PVD Coating.

Decorative PVD Coating enhances the visual and functional performance of your product. The thin film provides a dense and adherent protective “skin” on your product, reducing the number of dissatisfied customers, and providing added benefit to the consumer.

PVD Coating will not dull or enhance the appearance of the substrate it is applied to; i.e. if a coating is applied to a mirror finish, then polishing is required, but the coating will retain the mirror finish.

Here are some Facts about Decorative PVD films:

- Films are crystalline-like structures, with a hardness rating equivalent to coating tools.
- Films do not require clear organic topcoats since they have no solar degradation.
- Films produce superior cycle to cycle color replication.
- Films are colorfast over time and surprisingly affordable.

Materials that Can Be Coated

- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Brass
- Aluminum
- Aluminum Alloys
- Magnesium Alloys
- ABS Plastics
- Copper
- Titanium
- Many others, please Inquire!

Available Colors

- Bronze
- Gold
- Brass
- Matte
- Chrome
- Matte Copper
- Satin Copper
- Spectrum
- Chameleon
- Platinum Gold
- Sapphire Blue
- Purple
- Matt Gold
- Satin Pale Gold
- Satin
- Copper
- And Much more, please Inquire!