The chromium film features strong adhesion with glass, metal, and polymer substrates. It delivers a high hardness of 800-1000 HV for scratch resistance and remains stable in humid, salt spray, and acidic environments.
High sputtering rate and deposition efficiency are achieved through high density (≥ 7.2 g/cm³) and low oxygen content (≤ 500 ppm).
The film is highly uniform and dense due to a small grain size (≤ 30 μm) and low film thickness variation of ≤ 5%, ensuring even distribution across large surfaces.
The chromium material features an ultra-high purity of ≥ 99.95%, which significantly reduces particulate contamination and defects during sputtering.
Yes, it has a low-temperature deposition capacity that allows film formation at temperatures ≤ 150 °C, making it compatible with heat-sensitive substrates like plastics.
It naturally forms a dense Cr₂O₃ passivation layer in the air, protecting the underlying substrate from oxidation and chemical degradation.