Schwarz satiniertes Edelstahl – auch als schwarz satinierte Edelstahloberfläche oder schwarz satiniertes Metall bezeichnet – liegt zwischen Hairline und Spiegel: eine feine, gering gerichtete Maserung, die weicher und weniger linear als Hairline ist, ohne die reflektierende Tiefe einer Spiegeloberfläche. Das Ergebnis ist eine glatte, seidenmatte schwarze Metalloberfläche mit subtiler Textur anstelle einer sichtbaren Maserungslinie oder einer glasartigen Reflexion.

Die stumpfglänzende, seidenmatte Oberfläche von schwarzem Satin kaschiert Fingerabdrücke und leichte Kratzer besser als Spiegelglanz, während sie glatter und weniger strukturiert als Haarlinienschliff ist. Sie ist eine gängige Mittelweg-Wahl für Projekte, die eine edle schwarze Satinmetalloberfläche wünschen, ohne die sichtbare Maserung von Haarlinienschliff oder den pflegeintensiven Glanz von Spiegelglanz – Möbelfronten, Armaturen und Beschläge, bei denen ein sanfter Glanz besser zum Design passt als die Extreme.

Achieved through chromium-carbide PVD coating, offering low friction and superior corrosion resistance. Under strong or direct light, the surface reveals a subtle green-yellow undertone, distinguishing it from the other black finishes. Fully compliant with RoHS environmental standards as an eco-friendly replacement for hexavalent chromium plating.

Low friction coefficient, RoHS compliant, high corrosion resistance.

Humid interiors, luxury bathware, high-end facade cladding.

Utilizes a Titanium Aluminum Nitride film to achieve high surface hardness and strong thermal stability. Under strong or direct light, the surface reveals a subtle purple undertone — a signature trait of Ti-black that sets it apart from other PVD blacks.

Extreme scratch hardness, thermal stability, distinct purple-black depth.

High-traffic elevator cabins, entrance portals, push plates.

A carbon-based PVD coating that produces a neutral, carbon-gray black — cooler and more understated than titanium black's purple depth. Holds its tone consistently under both ambient and direct light, making it a versatile choice where a true neutral black is preferred over a colored undertone.

Neutral carbon-gray tone, consistent under varied lighting, high durability.

Minimalist facades, equipment housings, hardware and fixtures where a true neutral black is required.

A traditional wet-chemical oxidation process that yields a flat, solid black with no visible undertone shift — unlike the PVD blacks above, its tone stays uniform regardless of lighting. Highly cost-effective for large-scale architectural projects that prioritize budget over the subtle tonal variation of PVD coloring.

Maximum black saturation, deep pitch-black depth, budget friendly.

Budget-conscious projects requiring absolute black intensity.

Base coils come from our TOP partner mills (Lisco, Tisco, Jisco, Posco PZSS, Yongjin, Hongwang) before undergoing surface finishing and coating in-house at our Foshan facility. 

Every sheet and coil ships with protective PVC film from Polifilm (Germany) and Novacel (France). Adhesion level is matched to your downstream process — strong enough to stay in place through laser cutting or stamping without gas pressure lifting the film and causing edge blowout, but not so strong that it leaves residue when removed.

Seaworthy packaging using sturdy wooden crates or steel frames to ensure 100% surface perfection upon arrival. Exporting directly to North America, Europe, Middle East, and Southeast Asia.