What is Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)?

IHI Hauzer Techno Coating has been a pioneer in top-of-the-line PVD coating equipment since 1983, but what is PVD coating?
As encapsulated in the term physical vapor deposition (PVD), the process works as follows: a metal or other solid material is vaporized by physical means and then deposited onto the substrate material. This is in contrast to chemical vapor deposition (CVD), where the precursors are vaporized by heat. In addition to that, PVD is operating in temperature between 50 to 600°C.
In the PVD process, the metal vapor is transported through a vacuum and condensed on a substrate. This causes the deposition of a thin film. The resulting PVD coatings are metallic or ceramic, and form hard, dense protective layers on the products loaded into the PVD system. The coatings are very thin, much less than the thickness of a hair, and can be created in many appealing colours. The combination of aesthetic value and wear protection make physical vapor deposition coatings increasingly popular for many products in daily life.
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