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Metal Fabrication

SS PVD Fabrication

PVD (physical vapour deposition) bonds a thin, hard, decorative coating onto stainless steel — gold, bronze, black and other metallic finishes that hold up to light daily contact far better than paint. It's a decor-and-screen product: the coating is what a lobby partition or decorative grille is chosen for, not what a structural beam needs.

SS PVD Fabrication — installed work by Gopalsons, Lucknow

What matters about this product

Genuine metallic finishes.
Gold, bronze, black and other PVD colours on real stainless steel — not a paint effect, a vapour-deposited coating bonded to the metal.
More scratch-resistant than standard finishes.
PVD coating is harder-wearing than paint or standard plating, suited to screens and partitions people brush past regularly.
Corrosion resistance improved further.
Already-corrosion-resistant stainless steel gets an additional protective layer from the PVD process.
Design flexibility.
Cut, laser-worked or patterned stainless steel panels take the PVD finish well, suited to decorative screens and partition patterns.
A decorative finish, not a structural upgrade.
PVD coating adds scratch resistance and colour — it does not add structural strength. Right for a lobby screen or decor partition, not for load-bearing steelwork.
Eco-friendlier coating process.
PVD is a lower-emission process than many traditional plating and painting methods.

Specifications

Base material
Stainless steel
Coating
PVD (physical vapour deposition)
Finish colours
Gold, bronze, black and other metallics
Typical use
Lobby screens, decorative partitions, fixtures

Questions people actually ask

Is PVD coating the same as gold paint?

No — PVD is a vapour-deposited metallic coating bonded to the stainless steel surface, not a paint layer. It's harder and more scratch-resistant than paint, which is why it's used on surfaces people touch.

Can PVD-coated steel be used structurally?

The coating is decorative and protective, not structural — it doesn't add load-bearing strength to the steel. Use it for screens, partitions and fixtures people see and lightly touch, not for structural steelwork that will take real mechanical load.

What colours are available?

Gold, bronze, black and other metallic finishes, depending on the PVD process used — these are genuine metal-tone finishes rather than approximated paint colours.

What's it typically used for?

Decorative lobby screens, partition panels, and fixtures where a premium metallic finish matters and the surface will see light daily contact rather than heavy structural load.

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