PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) is commonly used in automotive parts and watches and is a kind of coating in a vacuum-based process used to apply a thin film of material onto a substrate. It involves heating the material to be deposited until it evaporates and then condensing it onto the substrate as a thin film. Whereas, Powder Coating is a dry finishing process where a free-flowing electrostatically charged powder is applied to a grounded substrate. The heated powder when melted down flows into a smooth, durable coating. It can be used in metal furniture, outdoor equipment, and automatic parts.
Product Comparison Table
| PVD Powder | Powder Coating | |
| Company’s name | Real Plasma Tech | Fortune Coating |
| Price | ₹ 86848 | ₹ 25552 |
| Material Used | Made from metal and ceramic materials | Its made from thermostatic resins, polyester, and epoxy |
| Durability | Excellent | Moderate |
| Aesthetic | Colors and finishes | Metallic, matter, and gloss |
| Finishing | Smooth gloss and matte finish | Provides metallic and non-metallic finishes |
| Environmental Impact | No negative impact | No negative impact |
| Substrate Compatibility | Only substrates | A wider range of materials can be used |
| Expensive | Less Expensive | More expensive |
| Cost | ₹2000-₹7000 per square meter | ₹1000-₹5000 per square meter |
Material
PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) is commonly used in automotive parts and watches and is a kind of coating in a vacuum-based process used to apply a thin film of material onto a substrate. It involves heating the material to be deposited until it evaporates and then condensing it onto the substrate as a thin film. Whereas, Powder Coating is a dry finishing process where a free-flowing electrostatically charged powder is applied to a grounded substrate. The heated powder when melted down flows into a smooth, durable coating. It can be used in metal furniture, outdoor equipment, and automatic parts.
Durability:
PVD coatings are popular for their hardness and durability, the process creates tightly connected bond providing excellent wear and corrosion resistance, while powder provides very durable coatings and are resistant to chipping, scratching, and fading.
Aesthetic
PVD coatings offer a variety of range in colors and finishes, whereas powder coating also offers colors and finishes like metallic matte and gloss.
Finishing
Since PVD Coating is heated and evaporation in a vacuum chamber and dispositing on the surface, it provides a variety, such as metallic, gloss, colored, and matte. It involves applying a dry powder to the surface which is then cured by heat to create a durable and uniform coating such as Matte, Gloss, Texture, and Metallic.
Environmental Impact
Both PVD Coating and Powder Coating are environmentally friendly, they do not use any kind of hazardous waste.
Conclusion
PVD coating and powder coating are preferred choices when applying a protective and decorative coating to a variety of surfaces. PVD coating is more expensive and is limited to certain substrates, but it offers excellent durability and a wide range of colors and finishes. Powder coating, on the other hand, is less expensive and can be applied to a wider range of materials, but its durability is moderate compared to PVD coating. Ultimately, the choice between PVD coating and powder coating will depend on the specific needs of the project and the budget available.
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