Plastic God Idols
Plastic god idols have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly in India
Here's a their key characteristics:
Affordability: Compared to traditional idols made from metal, stone, or wood, plastic idols are significantly cheaper, making them more accessible to a wider range of devotees.
Durability: Plastic is known for its resilience and weather resistance, making these idols less prone to breakage or damage, especially in harsh climates.
Lightweight: Their portability is another advantage, especially for individuals who travel frequently or have limited space.
regardless of the material, the true significance lies in the spiritual connection and reverence associated with the idol.
Metalizing Consumables Products
Here are some of the vacuum metallizing products offered by Goldshine Enterprise:
Diffusion pump oil: This oil is used to create a vacuum in the chamber where the metallization process takes place. It's typically a high-boiling-point, low-vapor-pressure oil that won't react with the metals being deposited
- Tungsten filament: This filament is used to heat the metal to be deposited, causing it to evaporate. Tungsten is a high-melting-point metal that is resistant to oxidation, making it ideal for this application
- Aluminum wire and chips: Aluminum is the most common metal used in vacuum metallization because it's relatively inexpensive, reflective, and easy to evaporate. Goldshine Enterprise offers aluminum wire and chips in a variety of sizes to meet your needs.
- Vacuum pump oil: This oil is used to lubricate the vacuum pump and prevent it from seizing up. It's important to use the correct type of oil for your pump to avoid damaging it.
Base coat and top coat lacquer: These lacquers are used to protect the metallized surface from scratches and corrosion. The base coat helps the metal adhere to the substrate, while the top coat provides a clear, protective finish.
