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1. Tools(end mill, drills, etc) & tungsten carbide
2. Hardwares
3. Molds
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Coatings
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Hardness
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Coefficient of friction
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Max. Temp.
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TiN
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2,300
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0.4
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600
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AlCrN
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3,200
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0.35
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1,100
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TiAlN + AlCrN-based
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3,300
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0.35 - 0.40
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>1,100
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TiCN
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3,000
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0.4
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400
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CrN + a-C:H:W
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1,000 / 1,500
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0.1 - 0.2
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300
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WC/C (a-C:H:W)
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1,500 / 1,000
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0.1 - 0.2
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300
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CrN
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1,750
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0.5
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700
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CrN + a-C:H
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> 2,000
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0.1 - 0.2
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350
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TiAlN
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3,300
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0.30 - 0.35
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900
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TiAlN + WC/C (a-C:H:W)
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3,000>
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0.15 - 0.20
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800
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AlCr-based
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3,000
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0.25
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1,100
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TiAlN
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3,400
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0.30 - 0.35
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900
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AlTiN
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3,30h0
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0.4
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900
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TiCrN
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2,100
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0.5
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700
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- Arc deposition: This is a high temperature PVD process. It works with gases and you can apply both of decorative and functional coatings on the materials which can bear high temperature, such as: ceramic, glass, metals.
Involved industries: Glass & ceramic decorative parts, cutting tools, molds, punches, etc
Cycle time: From 20 min to hours, according to the processes
Main Coatings: TiN, CrN, TiAlN, AlTiN, TICN and other metal coatings
- Magnetron sputtering: Room temperature PVD process. It works with gases. Generally used for mirror making, reflective glass making, solar collection tubes, ITO glass, food grade plastic tablewares, plastic decorations, toys
Cycle time: From 15 min to 35 min, according to the processes
Main Coatings: Cr, TiN, TiO, ITO coatings and other metal coatings
- Thermal evaporation: Fast & economic metallizing process. Room temperature. Generally used for low quality mirror making, plastic decorations, Christmas balls metallization, other plastic metallzing.
Cycle time: From 9 min to 20 min, according to the materials of susbstrates
Main Coatings: Mainly aluminum
What materials can be coated?
PVD can be applied directly to stainless steel. The most common applications are chrome plated zinc, brass, steel, aluminum and ABS plastic.
What surface finish do we require?
The PVD coating follows the contours of the surface, so if you coat a polished surfaces you will have a polished PVD finish or if you coat satin, matte or brushed surfaces you will get PVD satin. matte or brushed finish. PVD does not level or fill like traditional electroplating, so surface imperfections that are visible prior to PVD coating are still visible after coating - and in many cases magnified.
What is the thickness of the PVD coating?
Depending on the application (Functional or Decorative) the thickness range is 0.30 to 1.0 micron for Decorative and 2.0 - 5.0 microns for Functional.
How hard is the coating?
Again, depending on the application, this can range from 2000 to 3500 HV or approximately 70-80 HRc.
What is the Coefficient of Friction?
The average is 0.15.
What is the corrosion resistance?
The industry standard for chrome-plated brass is 1000 hours neutral salt fog or 100 to 150 hours CASS.
What colors are available?
The range of colors includes Brass tones, Gold Tones, Black to Gray, Silver, Copper, Rainbows & Bronze Tones. We also pioneered PVD antique finishes like Oil Rubbed Bronze.
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