Inchromium coatings

Inchromizing coatings are an innovative form of coating used in various industrial sectors. The term "inchromizing" refers to a process in which special coatings are used to create a chrome-like appearance without actually using chrome. This process is applied to various materials, including plastics, metals and glass.

The use of inchroming layers offers several advantages. Firstly, it makes it possible to achieve a metallic, shiny appearance similar to traditional chrome, but using more environmentally friendly alternatives. These coatings can be applied to the surface using various processes, such as vacuum metallization or PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) coating.

Inchromium coatings are often used in the automotive industry to produce decorative elements such as door handles, trim strips or mirror caps. By dispensing with conventional chrome, such coatings help to reduce environmental impact and comply with stricter environmental regulations. In addition, inchromium coatings are characterized by their resistance to external influences, resulting in a durable and attractive surface.