Surface Finishes and Coatings in Product Design Flashcards
Surface Finishing
Applying treatments to enhance material properties.
Natural Timber Finishes
Finishes applied to wood for protection and aesthetics.
Hot Blackening
High-temperature process creating abrasion-resistant black finish.
Preservation and Protection
Preventing material degradation and prolonging lifespan.
Stains
Coloring agents for timber without protective film.
Anodizing
Corrosion-resistant aluminum treatment enhancing aesthetics.
Paints
Thick protective film for timber, available in colors.
Enamelling
Fusing glass coating onto metal for durability.
Varnishes
Shiny finish applied in layers for durability.
Shellac
Resin layers providing glossy finish, moisture-sensitive.
Metal Finishing
Final manufacturing stage reducing surface roughness.
Plating
Metal coating improving durability and corrosion resistance.
Galvanizing
Zinc plating providing corrosion-resistant metal finish.
Finishing Polymers
Coatings protecting timber from weathering and moisture.
Pressure Treated Timbers
Wood treated for outdoor durability against elements.
Self-Finishing Polymers
Molded polymers needing no further treatments.
Heat Treatments
Processes enhancing durability of finished metal shapes.
Case Hardening
Surface treatment for mechanical resistance on metals.
Manufactured Boards
Engineered wood products needing sealing before finishing.
Coating
Protective finishes against corrosion using paints.
Powder Coating
Dry polymer finish cured with heat or UV.
Veneers
Thin wood layers providing finishing for boards.
Surface Decorations
Machined designs or printed details on polymers.
