Real metal surfaces

Real metal surfaces give products a high-quality and elegant appearance. In contrast to imitations, real metals are made of metallic materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass or bronze. These materials offer a natural and authentic metallic look as well as a variety of surface structures and finishes, from shiny polished to brushed or textured.

Real metal surfaces are widely used in various industries and applications. In architecture, they can be used for façade cladding, railings, doors and window frames to achieve a modern and elegant appearance. In interior design, real metals are used in the form of furniture, lighting, fittings and decorative elements to give rooms a luxurious atmosphere.

In industrial manufacturing, real metal surfaces are often used for technical components, housings, machine parts and instruments to ensure high durability, resistance and aesthetic quality. In addition, real metals are also valued in jewelry manufacturing, the watch industry and in art objects, where their unique beauty and expressiveness are particularly evident.

The care and maintenance of real metal surfaces requires special knowledge and care products to preserve their natural beauty and shine. With regular cleaning and occasional polishing, real metal surfaces can retain their aesthetic appeal for years while optimizing their functional properties.

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This definition is taken from the surface technology encyclopedia from Surface Technology Online. You can find many more technical terms from the surface technology industry in our lexicon overview.

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