Bevonják

Bevonják is the third-person plural present tense of the Hungarian verb bevonni, meaning to coat, cover, or apply a layer to a surface. The form describes that multiple subjects perform the action of applying a coating, or is used in some contexts in a passive sense. The concept is common in industry, construction, art, and maintenance wherever surfaces require protection or specific properties from a coating.

Related terms include bevonás (the act or process of coating, or the coating itself) and bevonat (a coating layer). The vocabulary covers paints, varnishes, enamels, metallic platings, and polymer films. The choice of coating material depends on the intended function—corrosion protection, electrical insulation, wear resistance, or aesthetics—and the substrate being treated.

Applications span metal finishing, where components are bevonják with zinc, nickel, chromium, or protective ceramic layers; electronics, where conformal coatings shield circuitry; and construction or automotive contexts, where weatherproof or decorative coatings are applied. For example,Az acélt bevonják nikkel- és krómbevonattal (The steel is coated with nickel and chromium coatings). The term highlights the process as a step in production or maintenance workflows.