I. Performance Advantages:
Conductive Coating (Shielding Paint)
Conductive performance is stable and wide-ranging, meeting customer requirements and passing inspections by testing agencies. Many high-end products utilize shielding coatings for their shielding needs.
Vacuum Plating
Poor conductivity and insufficient coverage, such as at corners and cylindrical areas where electroplating is not feasible, thus failing to achieve an ideal shielding effect.
Section II: Technological Advantages:
Screening Paint
The shielding technology is well-established, providing assurance for exporting high-end products.
Vacuum Plating
The shielding effectiveness is relatively weak and cannot resist strong electromagnetic waves.
Section 3: Operational Process Advantages:
Barrier Paint
Process is simple, operation is straightforward, initial costs are relatively low, and prototyping is fast, with samples typically ready on the same day. Most individuals with spray painting skills can operate according to our provided procedures (we also have a professional spray painting technical guidance team).
Vacuum Electroplating:
The process and operation are relatively complex, requiring highly professional training for the operators. The vacuum electroplating equipment is also quite expensive, with high costs for fixture manufacturing and a longer production cycle.
Section 4: National Policy Tendency:
Environmental-friendly products are the global trend, with national policies increasingly favoring water-based environmental protection. These coatings, which exclude metal coatings and harmful chemical components, are safe for production and pose no harm to human health. They represent a technological advancement in eco-friendly coatings. They are widely required for high-end products exported to Western countries, particularly in Europe and North America.
Vacuum Electroplating
Non-environmentally friendly; pollution from discharges contaminates the environment, and production operations harm workers' health.
V. Cost Advantages:
Screening Paint
Customizable to the required amount for production, use as needed, can be saved if not used, with minimal waste during operation, and a high pass rate (up to 98%). Even defective products can be reworked and repainted without scrapping. Material requirements are not stringent, thus keeping production costs low.
Vacuum Plating
Batch production operations are challenging due to the difficulty in controlling materials, leading to significant waste and a high rate of scrap (up to 15%). Defective products cannot be reworked and must be discarded. The stringent material requirements contribute to a relatively high overall cost.