Chinese Classic Style Antique Copper Color Stainless Steel Sheet
Product information
Elevate your projects with this exquisite stainless steel sheet, featuring a timeless antique copper finish inspired by traditional Chinese aesthetics. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, it offers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of maintenance. The rich, warm hue adds a touch of vintage elegance, making it perfect for decorative accents, furniture embellishments, or architectural details.
Ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and professional designers, this sheet combines functionality with artistic appeal. Its versatile application spans from home renovations to commercial spaces, effortlessly blending with classical and modern themes. The material is easy to cut, shape, and install, ensuring seamless integration into your creative visions.
Embrace the charm of heritage with a modern twist. This antique copper stainless steel sheet not only enhances visual appeal but also promises long-lasting performance. Whether for restoration projects or contemporary designs, it delivers unmatched style and reliability.
Product Parameters
| Product Name |
Chinese Classic Style Antique Copper Color Stainless Steel Sheet |
| Place of Origin |
Guangdong, China |
| Grade |
201, 304, 316, 410, 430 |
| Certification |
ISO9001&ISO14001 |
| Thickness Range |
0.3mm-3.0mm |
| Tolerance |
±5% |
| Width Range |
600mm-1500mm |
| Length |
2000mm, 2438mm, 3048mm, or customized |
| Size |
1000mm*2000mm, 1219mm*2438mm, 1219mm*3048mm, or customized |
| Color |
Champagne, rose, bronze, black titanium, titanium gold, yellow titanium, brown, taw |
| Finish |
2B, BA, No. 4, Hairline, 8K, embossed, etched, vibration, PVD color coated, sand blasted, Anti-fingerprint |
| Color |
Gold, Black, Sapphire blue, Brown, Bronze, Purple, Champagne gold, Diamond, Rose gold, Rose red, etc. |
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Lead Time
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10 to 21 working days after the receipt of 30% deposit
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Processing Service
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Bending, Welding, Punching, Cutting
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Machines
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8k Polish Machines, Pvd Coating Machines.
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| Packing |
Standard export sea-worthy packaging,Wooden pallet or according to customer's request |
| Application |
Interior/exterior/architectural/bathroom decoration, elevator decoration, hotel decoration, kitchen equipment, ceiling, cabinet, kitchen sink, advertising nameplate |
Process Flow of Color Stainless Steel Plate Production via PVD Technology
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is a high-precision technique for manufacturing color stainless steel plates, valued for its eco-friendliness, wear resistance, and vivid color retention. Below is its core production process:
1. Substrate Preparation
First, select food-grade or industrial-grade stainless steel sheets (e.g., 304, 316L) as substrates. Cut the sheets to the required size using laser or shearing machines. Then, polish the surface with abrasive belts to remove burrs and achieve a smooth finish (mirror, brushed, or matte). Next, perform ultrasonic cleaning in a degreasing solution to eliminate oil, dust, and oxides—critical for ensuring coating adhesion. Finally, dry the sheets with hot air to prevent moisture residue.
2. Vacuum Chamber Setup
Load the cleaned stainless steel sheets onto a rotating fixture inside a PVD vacuum chamber. Seal the chamber and use a vacuum pump to reduce the pressure to 10⁻³–10⁻⁵ Pa. This high-vacuum environment prevents air molecules from reacting with the coating materials, avoiding defects like oxidation or porosity.
3. PVD Coating Deposition
The most common method here is magnetron sputtering or arc ion plating. For magnetron sputtering: Install a metal target (e.g., titanium, chromium, zirconium) opposite the substrates. Apply a high voltage to ionize argon gas in the chamber; the ionized argon atoms bombard the target, ejecting metal atoms (sputtering). These metal atoms travel to the stainless steel surface and form a thin metal layer. To create color, introduce reactive gases (e.g., nitrogen for gold, oxygen for green/blue). The metal atoms react with these gases to form compound coatings (e.g., TiN for gold, Cr₂O₃ for green) with stable colors. Control the coating thickness (usually 0.5–3 μm) by adjusting sputtering time and power—thicker coatings enhance durability but increase costs.
4. Cooling & Post-Treatment
After deposition, turn off the power and let the chamber cool naturally to 50–80°C to avoid thermal stress cracking the coating. Once cooled, open the chamber and remove the coated sheets. Conduct post-treatment: immerse the sheets in a passivation solution to strengthen corrosion resistance; then rinse and dry. Finally, inspect the products for color uniformity (using a colorimeter), coating adhesion (via scratch tests), and surface defects—qualified sheets are ready for packaging.
Advantage
Elegantly blending timeless Chinese classical aesthetics with modern durability, this antique copper-colored stainless steel sheet captures the soul of ancient craftsmanship while meeting today’s functional demands. Its rich, weathered patina evokes imperial courtyards and scholarly studios, transforming any surface into a statement of cultural sophistication. Unlike real copper, it resists tarnishing and corrosion, making it ideal for both interior design accents and exterior architectural features without sacrificing authenticity in appearance.
Engineered for resilience, this sheet combines the visual warmth of aged bronze with the structural integrity of premium-grade stainless steel. It withstands humidity, temperature shifts, and daily wear with minimal maintenance — no polishing or protective coatings required. Whether used as wall cladding, cabinet fronts, elevator interiors, or decorative panels, it delivers consistent performance in high-traffic commercial spaces and refined residential settings alike, preserving its luster and texture for years to come.
Beyond beauty and endurance, this material offers unmatched versatility in application and customization. Available in various thicknesses and finishes, it can be laser-cut, bent, or embossed to suit intricate traditional motifs or contemporary minimalist designs. Designers and architects value its ability to bridge Eastern heritage with global trends, creating spaces that feel both rooted and revolutionary. A seamless fusion of art, history, and innovation — this is more than metal; it’s a canvas for storytelling through design.
