PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) is the process of vaporizing metals or alloys in a vacuum environment and coating them on the target surface at high speed. In this process, the coated layer adheres very strongly to the surface and forms a very hard, durable coating. It is often used for decorative and protective purposes on stainless steel in architectural applications.
Warranty conditions may vary depending on the degree of wear and exposure to external factors, so it is important to review the warranty terms in the contract or quote file.
Yes. In architectural projects, it is often requested that decorative and functional elements be shaped according to their design. If special dimensions, patterns, logos, writings or textural effects are requested, technical details and drawings should be shared at the beginning of the project. Companies can make special productions for individuals or projects over a certain MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity).
PVD coating uses fewer chemicals than traditional coating methods and is an environmentally friendly technique. Waste management and recycling processes are important in metal fabrication; many companies support their sustainability goals by using techniques that minimize material waste. Additionally, the longevity of PVD coatings extends the life of products, reducing the overall carbon footprint.
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