ceramic coating
For the highest standards – made in Germany
As experts in coatings, we offer tailor-made solutions that impress with their exceptional properties and versatile applications. Our ceramic coatings stand for the highest quality and innovation.
PFAS-free coating
– Made in Thuringia
"Ceramic coating is functional
aesthetics – robust, temperature-stable
and made for continuous use."
With decades of experience in surface treatment, we are your reliable partner for innovative ceramic coatings. Our expertise and precision ensure that your products are optimally protected and refined. Trust in our expertise – made in Thuringia, for top quality in every respect.
Advantages of ceramic coating
- Environmentally friendly: Free of PFAS and biodegradable
- Excellent scratch resistance: Ceramic coatings offer superior resistance to scratches and wear. This keeps your surface looking like new for longer and maintains its aesthetic quality.
- High temperature resistance: Temperature resistance is particularly important for cookware. Ceramic coatings can withstand extremely high temperatures without losing their properties.
- Chemical resistance: Ceramic coatings are resistant to many chemicals, making them ideal for use in the kitchen and other demanding environments.
What exactly is ceramic coating?
Ceramic coating is a modern, high-performance coating process in which a thin but extremely resistant layer of ceramic materials—usually based on silicon, aluminum, or zirconium oxide—is applied to the surface of an object.
The resulting ceramic protective layer is particularly hard, heat-resistant, and abrasion-resistant. It reliably protects the substrate from mechanical wear, corrosion, chemical influences, and extreme temperatures.
Ceramic coatings are used in industry, mechanical engineering, food technology, and cookware—anywhere where materials are subject to heavy use and a durable, easy-to-clean surface is required.
Compared to traditional coatings, the ceramic layer not only offers greater resilience but also significantly improved surface quality—often with an elegant gloss or matte finish.
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Areas of application for ceramic coatings
See the quality and benefits of our ceramic coatings for yourself! Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can protect your surfaces.
Cookware: Pans, pots, and other kitchen utensils benefit from excellent heat resistance and scratch resistance.
Other projects: Whether for industrial applications or private projects, our ceramic coating is versatile and offers first-class protection.
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FAQ Ceramic coating
What is a ceramic coating?
Ceramic coatings are high-temperature resistant protective layers that are applied to components to protect them from heat, abrasion, oxidation, and corrosion. They provide a smooth, hard surface with high chemical resistance and excellent durability.
Where are ceramic coatings used?
Typical applications include baking tins, technical components in industrial plants, cookware, machine components, and metal parts exposed to high temperatures. Ceramics are particularly sought after in areas where conventional coatings reach their limits.
What are the advantages of a ceramic coating?
Ceramic coatings can withstand extreme temperatures (up to over 500°C), are scratch-resistant, food-safe (depending on the system) and extremely durable. They combine functionality with an elegant appearance – ideal for demanding applications.
What materials can ceramic be applied to?
Ceramic coatings adhere excellently to metals such as aluminum, stainless steel, or steel. The decisive factors are the right pretreatment—e.g., sandblasting—and a coordinated coating system.
How resistant is a ceramic coating in everyday use?
Highly resistant. Ceramic coatings are abrasion-resistant, acid- and alkali-resistant, and impervious to cleaning agents. They are ideal for heavy-duty use—in the kitchen as well as in industrial settings.
