PVD coating
During the process, first of all the stainless steel is cleaned to
make sure that the coating will bond well. The steel is then placed
in a vacuum chamber with a “target” metal; this will be used to
create the coating. A high vacuum level is needed in the coating
chamber, then a small amount of argon gas is introduced. A high
voltage circuit is used in order for the stainless steel and target
to bond or adhere. This allows the argon ions to bombard the target
to release atoms of the target metal, which are deposited on the
stainless steel substrate as the coating. This PVD process is
called sputtering; resulting in the deposition of plasma on the
stainless steel surface which gives it its new strength and shine.
The coloured surface coatings that can be obtained using PVD
include: gold (TiN), rose gold (ZrN), bronze (TiAlN), blue (TiAlN),
black (TiAlCN), as well as a dark red (ZrN). This ceramic coating
which is produced is very thin, making the texture of the
underlying finish still visible. These PVD colours will not fade
over time and have the benefit of being more uniform in appearance
and more abrasion-resistant than colouring which is done by the
electrochemical processes.
An environmentally friendly process
The PVD process is also more environmentally friendly than
alternatives such as electroplating and painting. Unlike these
there are no gases, water waste and other residue released. Also
important to note is that the colouring process does not limit the
recycling value of the stainless steel.
Architectural
PVD coloured stainless steel is well used in the architectural and
industrial design industry. Examples include;- stainless steel
curtain walls, cladding and profiles for hotels and casinos,
shopping centres, railway stations and for the facades and fit-outs
of high-end retail stores.
Transport
PVD coated stainless steel can also be used in the transport
industry such as;- ceiling and wall cladding to shipping or
seating, skirting and panelling on trains.
Ironmongery
At the smaller end of the scale the coloured steel can be used for
anything from display cases, furniture, lighting fixtures, to door
handles and taps.
Jewellery
The PVD process can also be used on stainless steel jewellery –
achieving some striking colours. The PVD stable colours are gold,
rose gold, coffee, black, dark grey, and blue. All these colours
are available in a polished, satin or matt finish according to the
product surface polish finish
Product Testing
The process of PVD coating
During the process, first of all the stainless steel is cleaned to
make sure that the coating will bond well. The steel is then placed
in a vacuum chamber with a “target” metal; this will be used to
create the coating. A high vacuum level is needed in the coating
chamber, then a small amount of argon gas is introduced. A high
voltage circuit is used in order for the stainless steel and target
to bond or adhere. This allows the argon ions to bombard the target
to release atoms of the target metal, which are deposited on the
stainless steel substrate as the coating. This PVD process is
called sputtering; resulting in the deposition of plasma on the
stainless steel surface which gives it its new strength and shine.
The coloured surface coatings that can be obtained using PVD
include: gold (TiN), rose gold (ZrN), bronze (TiAlN), blue (TiAlN),
black (TiAlCN), as well as a dark red (ZrN). This ceramic coating
which is produced is very thin, making the texture of the
underlying finish still visible. These PVD colours will not fade
over time and have the benefit of being more uniform in appearance
and more abrasion-resistant than colouring which is done by the
electrochemical processes.
Wear and weather resistant
The stainless steel’s original texture and structure is not changed
however the PVD process not only increases the product’s longevity
but also reduces its maintenance. Although it has been used for
applications that need to be wear and weather resistant, like door
hardware, it is important to say that the colour can be damaged if
it is attacked very aggressively and in some instances may not be
repairable. PVD lasts longer than other coatings which are a
similar thickness.
An environmentally friendly process
The PVD process is also more environmentally friendly than
alternatives such as electroplating and painting. Unlike these
there are no gases, water waste and other residue released. Also
important to note is that the colouring process does not limit the
recycling value of the stainless steel.
Architectural
PVD coloured stainless steel is well used in the architectural and
industrial design industry. Examples include;- stainless steel
curtain walls, cladding and profiles for hotels and casinos,
shopping centres, railway stations and for the facades and fit-outs
of high-end retail stores.
Transport
PVD coated stainless steel can also be used in the transport
industry such as;- ceiling and wall cladding to shipping or
seating, skirting and panelling on trains.
Ironmongery
At the smaller end of the scale the coloured steel can be used for
anything from display cases, furniture, lighting fixtures, to door
handles and taps./p>
Jewellery
The PVD process can also be used on stainless steel jewellery –
achieving some striking colours. The PVD stable colours are gold,
rose gold, coffee, black, dark grey, and blue. All these colours
are available in a polished, satin or matt finish according to the
product surface polish finish.
Mirror-polished stainless steel: properties and advantages
In principle, we differentiate here between technical applications,
which, for instance, require the requested surfaces to have the lowest possible roughness (Ra value).
Such properties play a major role especially in applications like
container- and silo-manufacturing, mechanical engineering, food and
medical technology, where adhesion to the inox surfaces has to be
avoided by using material that is as smooth as possible.
Other customers request a certain reflectivity from the metal
finish, for example in the lighting industry.
Another increasingly popular use of mirror-polished stainless steel
sheets is found in architecture, shopfitting, yacht and
shipbuilding, where the focus is very strongly on an optically
first-class result in terms of the visual quality of the stainless
steel sheets.
In addition to a flawless appearance, more advantages of a mirror
finish are the low weight ratio compared to glass mirrors, the very
good workability and, immensely important when used in public
buildings or other highly frequented locations such as train
stations, airports and others, mirror-finish stainless steel plates
are unbreakable, fireproof and vandal-proof.
304 Stainless Steel PVD Vibration Bronze Stainless steel sheet
China
Stainless steel customized 3D drawing offer then quotation
Before mass production stainless steel PVD color ,we will check
sample color first
| Colored Stailess Steel Sheet |
| 304,316, 201,430 etc. |
| JIS, AISI, ASTM, DIN, TUV, BV, SUS,etc |
| 1000*2000, 1219*2438 , 1219*3048, 1500*3000, 1219*4000mm or custom
size |
| Vibration , Mirror 8K , Super 8K Hairline HL , No. 4, Sandblasted , Bead
Blasted |
| Gold, Zr-brass, Black , Rose gold, Champagne, Bronze, Brown,
Sapphire Blue, Purple, Gray, Silver, Biolet, etc |
| Wall Panel , Cladding , Ceilling Interior Decoration, Elevator Decoration, KTV , Bar Nightclub,Leisure Club ,Five Star Hotel Decoration, Wine Cabinet etc. |
| 12 to 20 working days after the receipt of 30% deposit |
| 30%TT for deposit, 70% balance before shipment or LC at sight |
| PVC/PE Film + Waterproof Paper + Wooden Pallet or according to
customer's request |
Application
Be extensively applied to architectural & interior decoration, such
as elevator decoration, luxurious doors, wall decoration, advertisement nameplates, sanitary ware, ceiling
decoration, corridor, hotel hall, shop facade, etc.
Construction Decoration ,
Interior Decoration ,
Entrance Hall Decoration
Lobby Decoration
Five-star Hotel Decoration.
Elevator Car Decoration
Luxry Shop Decoration
Office Decoration
We Can Provide Our Stainless Steel Manual (Sample Book) For
Decoration Designer Free.
Colored Stainless Steel Sheet for Wall Cladding
Wall Cladding – Stainless Steel sheets to cover and protect your
walls, Trim Molding – Used to attach wall cladding and provide an
aesthetic for covering seams between sheets and around corners.
These panels offer a clean and bright look that can stand up and
easily wiped clean of dirt, grime, and fingerprints. Wall panels
are Similar to wall protection such as corner guards, push plates,
kick plates, and chair rails the surface can take abuse from bumps
and scratches and still maintain a bright and clean appearance.
Packing And Loading
FAQS
Get answers to all your questions fast here from our Frequently
Asked Questions.
Q:How can I get some samples?
A:Catalogue and most sample pieces are preparing for you already in
stock.
Customized samples will take about 5-7days. Please contact us for
further support.
Q:What is the MOQ?
A:If you are scheduling to place a small quantity order or trial
order, feel free to contact us, we can meet your requirements.
Q:Can you OEM or ODM?
A:Yes, we have a strong developing team. The products can be made
according to your request.
Q:How long Can You Guarantee for this product/finish?
A:Colors guarantee for more than 10 years. Original materials
quality certificate can be provided.
Q:What kinds of payment methods do you accept?
A:We accept the payment by T/T or L/C, besides, you can transfer to
our bank account, Western Union or PayPal.
Q:What is the average lead time?
A:For samples, the lead time is about 5-10 days.
For mass production, the lead time is 10-25 days. In all cases, we
will try best to accommodate your needs.
Q:Can you supply the relevant documentation?
A:Yes, we can provide most documentation such as Inspection
Certificate/Mill Test Certificate, Insurance, Certificate of
Origin, SASO, Form E, and other export documents what required.
