Vacuum metallizing is a process of coating a thin metallic layer to the surface in a vacuum chamber. This technique typically involves heating metal (usually aluminum) until it vaporizes and then deposits onto surfaces of plastic, glass or metal. The process enhances both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of products by providing a glossy, reflective, or metallic finish. Aluminum naturally provides a chrome finish over the surface but tinting with a different color coat can provide a different metallic shade such as gold, copper, rose gold, steel etc.
As vacuum metallizing can provide a metal like finish on a lighter material like plastic, it is very useful in industries like automotives, lighting, home decor, electronics, gadgets, architecture & fixtures. fashion and accessories. Providing a durable and high lusture finish, vacuum metallizing enables to enhance product aesthetics multifold even on difficult contours.