ITO Coated Plastic
Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) coated plastic has emerged as a versatile and indispensable material in modern technology
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Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) coated plastic has emerged as a versatile and indispensable material in modern technology
What is TCO used for? What is TCO? TCO stands for Transparent Conductive Oxide – basically a clear substance that
A capacitive touch screen utilises a screen that is coated with a transparent conductive oxide, in most cases ITO – Indium Tin Oxide
Applying our anti scratch coating to polycarbonates makes them almost equal to glass in terms of hardness.
Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) is an optically clear substance that is also electrically conductive, and can be coated to substrates including glass and plastics
ITO coated microscope slides allow a specimen to be viewed using electron microscopy, without the need for the specimen being charged.
The short answer is to provide electrical conductivity whilst retaining transparency. Want the longer, more in-depth answer? Read on!
The usage of anti reflective glass is clear (sorry, couldn’t resist) but its importance for an enhanced visual experience is perhaps underrated. Let’s explore the benefits of anti reflective glass in detail…
Indium coatings are so widely used it may be difficult to get through a single day without relying on them! Uses include flat panel TVs, cell phone and tablet screens, and car windshields.
Diamond Coatings anti reflective plastic film AR1617 offers some impressive optical properties, which include 59% reflection