Industry & Applications

Cutting tools with PVD coating can cut much harder materials. This is especially useful for applications that require a very tough edge, such as threading, end-milling, grooving, and drilling. Coating your part, item or product has many benefits to the cutting & forming tool industry. The use of a PVD coating has become widespread, particularly in applications where the cutting edge is required to be hard or sharp.

Titanium Coating Service offers many PVD coatings, each with its own benefits. Based on your requirements, we’ll work with you to select the best option.

Applications

Cutting Tools – Help extend the life of your cutting tools. Applying a PVD coating will allow you to reduce costs and have less down time.The tools can be run faster, which decreases cycle time and allows components to be produced more quickly. The increased resilience provided by the coating means the tools don’t flake or wear-out as much. This greatly increases the tools’ surface life and they don’t need to be replaced as frequently. They also avoid the built-up edge that often develops. The tools can be operated at a higher temperature with no harm, which facilitates particular uses. Cutting tools with PVD coating need less cutting fluid (which can cost as much as 15% of total production costs) because PVD coatings such as AlTiN can deal with very high temperatures without requiring any additional coolant or oil.

Titanium Coating Services Provides several coatings for which can greatly increase the life of plastic injection molds and
aluminum die cast/injection molds. Tools used in plastic injection molding are subject to abrasion from glass filled polymers or other composite materials, sliding friction during processing or ejection, corrosion from resins or physical damage from routine handling. TCS Beta Series coatings possess the toughness, abrasion resistance, resistance to corrosive attack and low friction in order to improve the productivity of these tools.

TCS Beta series coating of cores greatly reduces aluminum soldering. Field results show an average production uptime increase of 85% as a result of the reduction of aluminum soldering.

Beta Series coatings have a proven track record of performance improvements of tools in a wide variety of applications.

• High strength material forming
• Non ferrous material forming
• Cold forging
• Powder compaction
• Blanking and trimming
• Piercing
• Hot stamping
• Die casting, metal injection molding
• Hot extrusion and forging
• Plastic injection molding and film extrusion

The decorative PVD coatings applied through the Cathodic Arc process not only look great but will improve the hardness and wear resistance of the product. The protective coating will not corrode, chip, fade or tarnish.

We offer a number of different colors that will change the appearance of your item.
Some uses of a decorative PVD coating:

• Watches
• Writing Instruments
• Automotive Interior & Exterior Fittings
• Blades
• Knives
• Shower heads, faucets