Decorative Steel Manufacturing Process
The process of PVD coating ( Physical Vapor Deposition of titanium or zirconium ) is used to manufacture Ornamental and Decorative Steel. It provides a colored film over the stainless steel substrate in a vacuum chamber. The film also has fine conductibility and self-lubricating capability with rich colors available from light to dark such as brass, gold, rose-gold, copper, smoke-gray, dark-gray and dark, over natural polished stainless steel finishes. The PVD coating process can be treated on stainless steel substrate of common sizes eg. 4'X8' (1219X2438mm ), 4'X10' (1219X3048mm) or other specified sizes. The colored PVD coated ( Ti/Zr-plated ) sheets is widely used in many applications such as elevator cabin, doors, frames, columns and wall panel, etc. The PVD coating process provides much better results compared to polishing. In Polishing, the material is polished with some chemical, etc to give it the required finish like the mirror finish, hair line finish, etc. The polishing process is much more complex then PVD coating as getting a uniform polish through out is a though task.

3 Comments:
Decorative Stainless Steel is a Good idea and can be used in many places. It can applied to many places and since it is Stailess Steel it can last forever without any corrosion problems.
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sorry to rain on your parade but 25 years in the coating business tells me that Stainless Steel is a very poor name. It should be Corrosion Resistant Steel. Stainless steel can rust and it can corrode over time. Also, PVD will mimic the surface on which it is applied. so, if you want a mirror polished PVD sink then it has to be polished before the PVD is applied.
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