PVD Thin Film Deposition by Magnetron Sputtering - Magnetron sputtering is a low temperature, thin film deposition process in which the substrate temperature is typically below 250 °C. WSCG maintains sputtering systems for deposition on individual complex shapes as well as for batch processing of small parts such as bearing balls and fasteners.

Automotive paint applicator bathed in an argon plasma during PVD thin film deposition.		Typical parts coated by WSCG include heart valves, hip balls, cutting tool inserts, end mills and unusual resin components.

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