A wider range of smooth,
low-friction coatings

Magnetron sputtering, a technology using argon (Ar) ions generated in a plasma to bombard the target, is known for producing smooth coatings. As the Ar ions hit the target, they cause atoms to be ejected from the target in a process known as sputtering. The sputtered atoms and added reactive gases build up a smooth coating on the products. Hauzer magnetron sputtering technology has electromagnetic coils to control the ion bombardment, allowing for control over the coating’s hardness and density.