Kolzer PVD 2.0: the new era of vacuum coating that surpasses the limits of Arc technology.

Kolzer Srl joins a team of established U.S. industry experts with a new U.S. base and a shared global vision.

In the jewelry industry, beauty, durability, and sustainability are essential to standing out in the market. With Kolzer PVD technology, you can offer jewelry with flawless finishes, superior longevity, and a more sustainable production process.

The MK34” machine is finally available in three load capacity variants, designed to adapt to different needs.

At Kolzer, we drive progress through innovation in PVD technology.
We have set up an on-site Coating Center for testing, equipped with the best existing preparation technologies…

Kolzer is aware of the challenges and opportunities that the market imposes and that rapid and successful decisions are needed to address them.

In the constantly evolving world of medical technology, the research of innovative solutions is crucial to improve the efficiency, reliability and safety of instruments and devices used in healthcare. In this context, physical vapor deposition (PVD) technology is rapidly proving to be one of the most prestigious techniques for coating medical devices, offering numerous advantages over traditional methods.

Unlock unparalleled durability and enhanced performance with PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating—an advanced surface treatment technology designed for a myriad of technical applications. PVD 2.0 coating by Kolzer is a cutting-edge process that revolutionizes the characteristics of various materials, offering superior hardness, wear resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) multicolor TiO2 (titanium dioxide) Iride is a thin film coating that is applied to surfaces using a vacuum deposition process. The result is a multicolored iridescent effect, similar to the colors seen in a rainbow, that is due to the interference and diffraction of light.