High-performance PVD Vacuum Coating Machine

The Multi-Arc Ion Vacuum Coating Machine utilizes cathodic arc discharge technology to vaporize metal targets, such as titanium, chromium, and zirconium, within a vacuum chamber. The ionized metal plasma is accelerated toward the workpiece, forming a dense, hard, and strongly adhesive coating with excellent color uniformity.

This equipment provides a high deposition rate, bright metallic colors such as gold, rose gold, and black, along with superior wear resistance.

Extensively used in stainless steel products, sanitary hardware, ceramics, and jewelry, it provides an excellent solution for decorative and protective surface treatments.

The Magnetron Sputtering Vacuum Coating Machine employs magnetically confined plasma to bombard the target material with charged ions, causing atoms to eject and deposit uniformly on the substrate. This process produces high-density, smooth, and durable thin films with precise control over film thickness and composition.

The machine supports a wide range of materials, including metals, ceramics, glass, and plastics, and enables both decorative. and functional coatings, such as conductive, anti-reflective, and wear-resistant films.

It is a versatile choice for hardware, optical glass, electronics, and precision components.

The Evaporation Vacuum Coating Machine operates by heating metallic materials in a high-vacuum chamber until they reach their evaporation point. The vaporized atoms travel through the vacuum and condense on the substrate surface, forming mirror-like, bright, and uniform coatings.

With its fast deposition rate, low operating cost, and high production efficiency, this machine is ideal for large-scale decorative coating production.

It is widely used for plastic packaging, lighting components, ceramic ornaments, and metal accessories, providing a cost-effective solution for achieving metallic brilliance.

The Functional Vacuum Coating Machine integrates multiple coating technologies, including magnetron sputtering, multi-arc ion plating, and electron beam evaporation, to produce thin films with specialized mechanical, electrical, or optical properties.

This system enables advanced coatings such as TiN, CrN, TiAlN, DLC, and ITO, improving hardness, conductivity, corrosion resistance, and wear performance.

It is widely used in electronics, cutting tools, molds, optics, and precision components, offering a comprehensive solution for high-end functional surface engineering.