Q&A 2
Q: What is the Lifetime finish?
A: PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) technology is superior to traditional
coating methods. It is one among many surface treatments applied on
tools and machine elements to improve e.g. friction, corrosion, and
wear properties. In the areas of machining and tooling, PVD coatings
arwidely usede to increase the life and productivity of production tools.
This highly specialized, environmentally friendly PVD process occurs
inside a vacuum chamber where nitrogen, titanium, zirconium or other
metals ions condense and adhere to a chrome plated plastic or metal
substrate forming a thin, hard coating. This creates a layer of protection
that provides longer lasting resistance to wear and tear of everyday use,
and at the same time delivers an attractive more durable finish than
alternative processes.
coating methods. It is one among many surface treatments applied on
tools and machine elements to improve e.g. friction, corrosion, and
wear properties. In the areas of machining and tooling, PVD coatings
arwidely usede to increase the life and productivity of production tools.
This highly specialized, environmentally friendly PVD process occurs
inside a vacuum chamber where nitrogen, titanium, zirconium or other
metals ions condense and adhere to a chrome plated plastic or metal
substrate forming a thin, hard coating. This creates a layer of protection
that provides longer lasting resistance to wear and tear of everyday use,
and at the same time delivers an attractive more durable finish than
alternative processes.