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What is PVD?
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What is the PVD Process?
| The process transfers the strength and durability of Titanium to the surface of the normally softer material. |
| Pre-polished and pre-plated metal (in this case hard chrome plated brass) is placed in a chamber. |
| The chamber is evacuated and the vacuum is then charged with heated gases. |
| Titanium and or Zircon Oxide is coated onto the prepared surface by a process similar to a lightning strike with the assistance of the heated gases. |
Why PVD?
| The process transfers the strength and durability of Titanium to the surface of the normally softer material. |
| The process is effective in reducing oxidation. |
| The process is more environmentally friendly than electroplating. |
| doesn´t rub off 2 |
| doesn´t tarnish 2 |
| doesn´t scratch 3 |
The Titanium Strength Finish
| is coated onto hard chrome plating |
| is easy to maintain 1 |
| doesn´t fade 2 |
| doesn´t rub off 2 |
| doesn´t tarnish 2 |
| doesn´t scratch 3 |
Maintaining the Titanium Finish
The Do’s
| To clean PVD all you need is a clean moist soft cloth! |
| A long lasting shine will be maintained if after each use you rinse off your tap set with clear water and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
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| Regular wiping will prevent a build up of soap residue and grime. |
The Do NOT’s
| Never use abrasive pads, powder cleaners or liquid abrasive cleaners. These products will not remove the Titanium coating but will dull the surface below thus reducing the lustre.
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| Do NOT use chemical or corrosive cleaners, methylated spirits or hydrocarbon solvents. These products in combination/or concentration may affect the Titanium coating and may remove the lubricants used to aid the sealing rings. |
| See ‘Maintaining your Titanium Strength Finish’ |
| See Recollections warranty regarding discolouration. |
| Scratches and indentations may be observed on the material below the titanium surface. |
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