It is possible to produce an anti reflection film that suppresses reflection in the visible region while suppressing reflection in the ultraviolet range.
What is an anti-reflection coating?
Ordinary glass has a reflection loss of about 4% on one side and 8% on both sides at the interface with the air. The optical thin film necessary to suppress the reflection of light is the anti-reflection-coating (commonly known as AR coat).
Familiar examples include eyeglasses, cameras, smartphones, liquid crystal displays, and optical communication fibers.
This is an indispensable technology because it cannot function without an anti-reflection coating.
Anti-reflection coatings range from single-layer to multi-layer coatings depending on the requirement specification, and we can also apply coatings to glass, resin, crystal materials, and other materials. We will process and provide thin film design according to customer’s request.
Medical instrument
Measurement instrument
Optical communication device
Semiconductor relations
Sensor relations
Laser applied product
Projector
OA equipment
Onboard equipment
Camera equipment
Optical drive
Smartphone/Tablet
lighting equipment
Display/ Touch panel
What is an anti-reflection coating?
Ordinary glass has a reflection loss of about 4% on one side and 8% on both sides at the interface with the air. The optical thin film necessary to suppress the reflection of light is the anti-reflection-coating (commonly known as AR coat).
Familiar examples include eyeglasses, cameras, smartphones, liquid crystal displays, and optical communication fibers.
This is an indispensable technology because it cannot function without an anti-reflection coating.
Anti-reflection coatings range from single-layer to multi-layer coatings depending on the requirement specification, and we can also apply coatings to glass, resin, crystal materials, and other materials. We will process and provide thin film design according to customer’s request.