Industries Using PVD Coating

PVD Coating for Architecture and Interior Architecture

PVD coating is used for decorative purposes in architecture and interior architecture. However, its use is not limited to this.

Exterior sheets and pipes
porches
From door handles to hinges in interior architecture

many components by PVD method

Titanium
Using materials such as aluminum
Gold(gold)
rosegold
Anthracite
Blue
It can be covered with colors such as rainbow.

PVD coating offers consistent colors and long service life for architecture and interior architecture.

Continuing Colors

PVD coating is a continuous surface treatment technology method. With its application on stainless steel, it provides a variety of colors in the interior and exterior elements of the building and facilitates the production in colors with continuity.

Long Usage Time

Polished products begin to take on a worn appearance as time passes in interior architectural applications. In particular, products such as door handles, which are in constant contact with acid, salt and moisture in human hands, and which are constantly cleaned with chemicals, cause extra costs in long periods of use. The advantage of PVD coating as a solution is that it has a long-term guarantee indoors and outdoors.

Eco-Friendly Coating

Architectural parts produced using PVD coating do not harm nature and people as they do not contain VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). The method used does not leave harmful by-products to the nature, unlike dipping or powder coating. The fact that the coating method is high technology and the number of components used is limited and low, emerges as an important factor in the continuity of the coating.

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