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SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES: Sustainable and Economic Coating of 3D Components with Titanium
https://www.singulus.com/2022/10/20/singulus-technologies-sustainable-and-economic-coating-of-3d-components-with-titanium/
SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES has developed a new layer system with titanium for the sustainable coating with the DECOLINE II production line. The innovative coating process reduces the necessary production steps and is therefore significantly more economical. Substrates made of glass no longer need to be lacquered with this process using titanium, as the coloring takes place during metallization. The coating process offers a choice of six basic metallic colors and mixed variants thereof: silver, bronze, gold, violet, blue and green. These colors can be individually selected by different parameters during metallization. Even on plastic substrates, one of the two coating steps normally required can be omitted. This reduces the number of layers and significantly simplifies the process. Components with a diameter of up to 68 or 90 mm and a length of 130 mm can be coated with the DECOLINE II.
https://www.singulus.com/2022/10/20/singulus-technologies-sustainable-and-economic-coating-of-3d-components-with-titanium/
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