Overview
A finish that is grown, not painted
Conventional gold finishes in Pakistan are either spray lacquer (fails within months) or electroplating (tarnishes and wears through). PVD is a different category entirely. Inside a vacuum chamber at roughly 10⁻³ mbar, we ionise a titanium or zirconium target with plasma. Those ions travel and embed into the surface of your stainless steel, forming titanium nitride (TiN) — the same coating used on aerospace tooling and surgical instruments.
Because the bond is atomic rather than mechanical, the finish cannot flake off. It measures 2,000–2,500 HV on the Vickers scale — roughly ten times harder than electroplated gold — while being only microns thick, so it never blurs a sharp edge or a laser-cut pattern.
- Chamber capacity: sheets up to 8 ft × 4 ft, furniture frames up to 7 ft tall
- Coating thickness: 0.3 – 5 microns, controlled per application
- Turnaround: 3–7 working days for standard batches
- Zero chemical effluent — an environmentally clean process
