Metallization

The industrial metallization process enhances the value and durability of objects made of plastic, glass, or alloys by depositing a thin aluminum film on them under low-pressure conditions, on the order of 10-4 torr.

High vacuum metallization is a treatment that, through the sublimation and condensation of a metal layer, can achieve a thickness of less than one micron. The vacuum also allows the treatment of all types of materials, in all shapes and sizes. The products thus acquire a perfectly reflective chromed effect, offering not only the classic golden or silver mirror effect but also numerous entirely customizable colorations.