Vacuum plating enables a variety of metallic colors such as silver, gold, black chrome, titanium, and rose gold.
When covered with matt paint, the surface achieves a soft, low-gloss finish with a refined texture. Typical finishes include:
| Applicable Substrates: | Appearance | Adhesion | Hardness | Corrosion Resistance | Layer Thickness | Gloss | Color Stability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABS, PC, PMMA | Soft metallic luster with low reflectivity and high texture | Excellent; strong bonding between coating and paint | Higher than standard paint; good scratch resistance | Good oxidation and weather resistance | Vacuum coating 0.05–0.5 μm; matt paint 10–30 μm | Low gloss, stable matte finish | Resistant to UV and humidity aging; long-lasting color |
Physical vacuum deposition (PVD) without heavy metal pollution.
Uniform coating with excellent adhesion.
Matt paint reduces glare and reflectivity.
Smooth, silky surface texture with a premium feel.
Superior wear, oxidation, and weather resistance.
Applicable to plastics, glass, metals, and more.
Environmentally friendly and compliant with RoHS / REACH regulations.