We apply functional optical coatings to glass — anti-reflective (AR), anti-glare (AG), anti-fingerprint (AF), and transparent-conductive (TCO/ITO) — along with reflective and dichroic layers, on substrates from 0.5 mm ultra-thin cover glass to architectural plate. A coating is a stack of nanometre-scale films tuned to specific wavelengths, so the same clear glass can be made to reflect less, scatter glare, shed fingerprints, or conduct electricity without changing its mechanical form.
Coatings are sputtered or evaporated onto optically clean substrates, because any sub-surface contamination prints through a nanometre film. Ultra-thin cover glass at 0.5 / 0.7 / 1.0 mm — including chemically strengthened cover stock — is cut and cleaned to optical-grade cleanliness before coating.
State coating type, target transmittance/haze or sheet resistance, substrate, and size for a coating quotation.