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How to ensure consistent PVD colors for supporting hardware products? - 1/2
The PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) process is affected by multiple factors such as the manufacturer, equipment, temperature, and heating duration, often causing color variations.
Taking the relatively stable PVD gold color as an example, even within the category of "gold," the shades produced by different processes can vary in terms of lightness, darkness, and hue. When products from different suppliers are used in the same project or even on the same door, the issue of color differences becomes particularly prominent, leading to quality complaints.
To address this challenging problem, we can start from two main perspectives: the purchaser-led approach and the supplier-led approach.
Purchase - Led approach
Step 1. Standardize uniformly: The purchaser formulates a color sample and distributes it to all suppliers, requiring them to sign for and confirm the color standard sample, which will serve as the production benchmark.
Step 2. Process control: Before production or before shipment, the purchaser arranges quality inspectors to conduct on-site verification to check whether the bulk goods are consistent with the color standard sample, and promptly identify and correct any color difference issues.
Step 3. Remote verification: If on-site quality inspection is not possible, suppliers can be required to send samples of the bulk goods before shipment for centralized comparison of color differences.
Pros: Since the suppliers produce their own products, the procurement cost is relatively low.
Cons: The purchaser needs to invest a great deal of time and effort in follow-up work. Moreover, the process differences among different manufacturers are difficult to completely eliminate. If color differences occur and rework is required, not only will the cycle be long, but it may also seriously affect the scheduled delivery progress.
Ideal for: Suitable for super-large orders of a single project or long-term orders with continuous repeat orders.