PVD deposition machine RT-IP1000

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PVD, which stands for Physical Vapor Deposition, is a common coating technique used on items such as watches. PVD coatings provide an item with extended durability, scratch resistance, and aesthetic appeal. Various PVD watch coatings are available, allowing watch makers to customize the look and feel for their designs. Here are some of the popular options: DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) Coating: This is a carbon-based PVD coating, providing high hardness, low friction, and scratch resistance. It can be glossy black or matte and adds a modern touch to watches. Titanium Nitride (TiN) Coating: This gold-colored coating provides a luxurious look and good scratch resistance. It is often used to mimic the look of gold but without the extra cost involved. Titanium Carbon Nitride (TiCN) Coating: Combining titanium nitride and DLC, this coating delivers a dark gray or gunmetal color and high hardness. It is used for sporty and rugged designs. Titanium Aluminum Nitride (TiAlN) Coating: This PVD coating mixes titanium, aluminum and nitrogen. It provides a dark gray or black color and is often used in high performance and tool watches. Rose Gold PVD Coating: This is a combination of metals, including gold, copper and silver. It offers a warm, reddish-gold color leading to a luxurious style. The right coating depends on the design and characteristics desired by the watch maker. While PVD coatings extend the item's durability and scratch resistance, they may still fade away with extensive use. llic colors of bronze and copper in various applications, including decorative items, architectural elements, and consumer products.