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Vacuum plating refers to the deposition of various metal and non-metal films on the surface of parts by distillation or sputtering under vacuum conditions. The thickness of the coating on the metal surface is only 0.8-1.2uM. Vacuum plating has the outstanding advantages of fast speed and good adhesion. It mainly includes deposition, sputtering and ion plating.
Deposition, also called PCVD, includes physical vapor deposition(PVD) and chemical vapor deposition(CVD). The production process of colored stainless steel is PVD coating, which uses physical methods to heat or excite a Ti material process and deposit a thin film.
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Gold Stainless Steel SheetGold stainless steel sheets are a type of stainless steel material that has been coated or treated to give it a gold-colored finish. These sheets combine the durability and corrosion resistance of stainless steel with the luxurious and aesthetically pleasing look of gold.Inquire
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Black Stainless Steel SheetAs a leading manufacturer, TOPSON offers innovative solutions that combine the timeless elegance of stainless steel with the contemporary allure of a sleek black finish.Inquire
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304/316 Purple Mirror Polished Stainless SteelThe vibrant purple color adds a bold touch to the otherwise sleek and modern appearance of the material. Choosing mirror polished stainless steel in this rich hue not only adds a touch of luxury to your projects but also showcases an investment in craftsmanship and quality that is sure to stand the test of time.Inquire
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304/316 Pink Mirror Stainless SteelPink mirror stainless steel refers to stainless steel that has been coated to achieve a pink or rose gold color.Inquire
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Rose Gold 304/316 Mirror Stainless SteelRose gold mirror stainless steel combines the reflective properties of mirror stainless steel with the warm and elegant tones of rose gold.Inquire
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304 Bronze Mirror Stainless SteelThis bronze stainless steel starts with a base of mirror stainless steel, which provides the material with excellent corrosion resistance and durability.Inquire
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Wine Red 304/316 Mirror Stainless SteelWine-red mirror stainless steel is a type of stainless steel with a wine-red colour and a mirrored finish.Inquire
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Ti-grey 304 Mirror Stainless SteelTi-gray finishes on 304 mirror stainless steel are often applied using physical vapor deposition (PVD) techniques, resulting in a durable and corrosion-resistant coating.Inquire
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304/316 Champagne Color Mirror Stainless SteelChampagne color is another popular aesthetic choice that offers a distinct and elegant appearance. Champagne color mirror stainless steel will make projects and products more attractive.Inquire
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304/316 Coffee Mirror Stainless SteelCoffee-colored mirror stainless steel can be used to blend in or complement surrounding elements. It can help to camouflage the stainless steel and create a cohesive and harmonious visual effect.Inquire
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304 Green Mirror Finish Stainless SteelGreen mirror finish stainless steel is a unique and visually striking material that combines the sleek and reflective properties of traditional mirror stainless steel with an added touch of color.Inquire
Advantages of PVD Coating
Excellent Adhesion: PVD coatings exhibit excellent adhesion to the substrate material, ensuring a strong bond between the coating and the surface. This adhesion is crucial for long-lasting performance.
Enhanced Physical Properties: PVD coatings can improve the hardness, wear resistance, and durability of the substrate material, extending its lifespan and enhancing its performance.
Color and Finish Variety: PVD coatings offer a wide range of color options, including metallic shades like gold, Ti-black, bronze, blue, or pink. This allows for customization and aesthetic enhancement of the coated products. PVD coatings can be used on various stainless steel finishes to produce more decorative and reflective effects, such as mirror-like finishes or unique patterns, enhancing the visual appeal of the coated surfaces.
Environmental Benefits: PVD coating is a relatively environmentally friendly process compared to traditional plating methods, as it typically involves lower levels of hazardous chemicals and generates minimal waste. In addition, PVD coating requires lower temperatures than other coating methods, reducing energy consumption and minimizing the thermal impact on the substrates.
