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An optical coating is a thin film deposited on a surface to alter its optical properties and manipulate the behaviour of light
Diamond Coatings have over 15 years’ experience in the wet spraying of both conductive and non-conductive paints and materials, supplying well in access of 3 million parts of all shapes and sizes.
This special Non-reflective, photographic acrylic is ideal for use in galleries, exhibitions, shops and the home where the strong lighting can often cause irritating glare which detracts from the viewing experience.
Anti reflective coatings offer enhanced optical performance by reducing reflection and glare. An anti reflective ITO coating can be applied to plastic substrates to provide optimal optical properties.
Diamond Coatings have developed Visin Anti Reflective PPE Face Shields that offer high levels of protection from airborne transmission of viruses.
Anti reflective coatings offer enhanced optical performance for LED screens by reducing reflection and glare. The biggest challenge to achieving high optical performance in digital TV, advertising and signage is the glare and reflection that occurs when light hits a screen. The solution to this issue is by the incorporation of an AR coating.
Polyester film is composed of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and is a high-performance, transparent thermoplastic. AntiReflective (AR) Films are available
By coating glass substrates with Indium tin oxide (ITO) surfaces can be given a high transparency and low surface resistance, as well as conductive properties. The manufacture of ITO glass
Diamond Coatings offer an extensive range of premium quality ITO coated coverslips. Available in diverse, thicknesses and sheet resistances, these optically transparent and highly conductive ITO coverslips have become an integral addition to modern research and development and medical laboratories’ SEM Imaging and high-resolution microscopy equipment.
ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) can be used to coat glass substrates but also plastic substrates such as acrylic, polycarbonate or polyester film, for a variety of applications
