What is PVD Stainless Steel?

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) produces metal vapor (chromium, titanium, aluminum), which gets deposited on these electric materials, which are conductive and adhere to pure alloy coating and metals. This process gets carried out in the vacuum chamber at this vacuum usage of cathodic arc source. 

 

Fabrinox PVD Stainless Steel

 

Fabrinox uses innovative technologies to use PVD stainless steel, which are quite hard and more durable than the rest. The PVD stainless steel is used to create architecture, sculpture, jewelry and is also used for both interiors and exteriors. 

 

When it boils down to stainless steel, one is not just restricted to shimmery silver. The good thing is that plenty of rainbow of colours opportunities get achieved via the PVD process. 

 

 PVD Coating Process

 

During the process of PVD, firstly, all the stainless steel gets cleaned, which makes sure the coating gets bonded well. The steel then gets placed in the vacuum chamber with the metal used for creating coating. A higher vacuum level is required in the coating of the chamber, post which a small amount of argon gas gets introduced. 

 

A circuit of high voltage is used for the stainless steel and the target to adhere. This ensures argon ions bombard these targets to release atoms of these metals, which get deposited on the stainless-steel substrate used as a coating. The process of PVD is known as sputtering, which results in the deposition of plasma on the surface of stainless steel, giving it all-new shine and strength. 

 

Fabrinox’s PVD stainless steel provides longevity to the product and, at the same time, reduces the overall maintenance. The best part is that the PVD process used by the company is environmentally friendly. More importantly, it is available at reasonable costs. To know more about PVD Stainless Steel, visit our website http://www.fabrinox.in