Clean, corrosion-resistant coatings for medical instruments.
Medical and surgical instruments demand clean, corrosion-resistant, low-friction surfaces that withstand repeated sterilization. Crystallume PVD and DLC coatings deliver hard, inert, easy-to-clean finishes for surgical instruments, medical devices, and precision components.
Built for the requirements that matter.
Every coating below is matched to the realities of medical & surgical — and applied on modern equipment, with your parts handled with documented care.
Key requirements
- Corrosion resistance to repeated sterilization
- Low friction for precision instruments
- Clean, inert, smooth surfaces
- Hard, wear-resistant finishes
Coatings for Medical & Surgical.
5 coatings recommended — 3 PVD and 2 DLC. Each with its specifications and how it's used in this industry. Click any coating for full technical data.
Black Voodoo
Self-lubricating, chemically inert DLC for precision instruments and moving parts.
Black Widow
Low-temperature DLC (200 °C) for temperature-sensitive parts and DNA testing devices.
King Cobra
A hard, clean, corrosion-resistant gold finish for surgical and medical instruments.
Murder Hornet
Corrosion-resistant, low-friction, clean finish for medical instruments and devices.
Rhino Hide
Corrosion-resistant and tough — surgical tools and medical components.
Technical values are typical published properties for the underlying coating chemistry, shown for general guidance. Final coating selection and specifications are confirmed per part, material, and application.
In our customers' words.
“The parts we make are used in DNA sample testing, so there is no room for inconsistency. Crystallume PVD understood the critical nature of our work and delivered a coating process we could rely on. They helped reduce our out-of-tolerance parts from 45% to less than 1%, which was a huge improvement for our operation.”
Coating medical & surgical parts?
Tell us your part, material, and application — we'll recommend the right coating and handle your parts with the care they deserve.