PVD, or Physical Vapor Deposition, is a surface coating technique that involves transferring a material to a surface in a gaseous state (in steam), and then condensing it into a thin, solid coating on the surface. In the context of kitchen sinks, PVD technology provides sinks with exceptional strength and an attractive appearance.
Advantages of PVD for kitchen sinks:
- Durability: PVD coatings are extremely resistant to corrosion, abrasion and wear, which increases the life of your sinks. This means that your sink will look like new for a long time, even with heavy use.
- Aesthetics: Thanks to PVD technology, sinks can have different colors and finishes, which allows them to match any kitchen style. From classic steel finish to gold, bronze or matt black - everything is possible!
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Environmental protection: The PVD process is less harmful to the environment compared to traditional electroplating methods because it does not generate toxic waste. By purchasing a PVD-coated sink, you support more sustainable manufacturing practices.
