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Coating Service

Your Professional Coating Service Supplier

Perfect Optics is a leading technology company dedicated to the research and development of advanced optical equipment and processes, as well as the design and manufacturing of high-precision optical components and systems. We are committed to delivering superior optical solutions to clients across various industries through our unwavering focus on technological excellence and exceptional customer service.

Professional Team

Our team comprises highly skilled and experienced professionals with extensive expertise in the optical field. With decades of collective experience, we have perfected the manufacturing process for optical components, achieving precision at the nanometer level and even sub-nanometer accuracy.

Quality Control

To ensure the highest quality standards, we utilize state-of-the-art measurement instruments such as ZYGO, LUPHOSCAN, coordinate measuring machines, and 4D dynamic interferometers.

 

Custom Service

We offer customized lenses and optical systems designed to meet specific customer requirements, ensuring tailored solutions that address unique needs.

 

Advanced Equipment

Our in-house capabilities enable us to develop cutting-edge optical manufacturing equipment, providing an optimal environment for producing efficient and highly precise optical components.

 

 
 
Parameters
 

Specification

Limit

Size:

3 To 400mm

Surface roughness:

15Ǻ with the ability to provide below 5Ǻ if requested

Surface quality:

60/40 Standard down to 10/5 Laser Quality (scratch/dig)

Diameter:

±0.05mm down to ±0.010mm

Center Thickness (CT):

±0.1mm down to ±0.025mm

Clear Aperture (CA):

85% Down to 0.5mm or more from the edge of the finished optic

Lens Centering:

0.01mm ETD or 1 arc-minute deviation; 0.003mm ETD or 10 arc-seconds deviation

 

Types of Coating Service
 

The coating services provided by our company mainly include the following types:

Metal Film Coating

Metal film coating is a thin layer of metal applied to a surface to improve its properties. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including making mirrors, improving corrosion resistance, and enhancing optical properties.

Dielectric Film Coating

A dielectric film coating is a thin layer of insulating material that's applied to a surface. It can be used for electrical insulation, optical devices, and more.

Infrared Film Coating

An infrared film coating is a special layer applied to photographic film that makes it sensitive to infrared light, which is invisible to the human eye, allowing the film to capture images based on the infrared wavelengths reflected by objects in a scene, creating a unique visual effect often characterized by bright white foliage and dark skies when used with an infrared filter.

 

Functions of Coating Service
 
Gold Conductive Film Coating

● Abrasion Resistant - The coating provides resistance to damage by abrasion.


● Adhesive - The coating provides adhesive properties.


Antireflective - The coating has an anti-reflective property applied to the substrate to reduce glare.


● Anti-slip / Abrasive - Anti-slip coatings produce a textured, abrasive, sticky or roughened surface layer to prevent personnel from slipping and falling on floors, steps, and walkways.


● Chemical Resistant - The coating provides resistance to damage by acids, alkalis, general chemicals and oils.

● Conductive - The coating forms an electrically conductive layer on the substrate.


● Corrosion / Rust Preventive - A type of coating that prevents rust by preventing moisture from reaching the metal or underlying substrate or by providing a sacrificial layer.


● Dielectric - Optical coatings made from dielectric (nonconducting) materials.


● Friction Reducing / Low Friction - Specialty coatings applied to reduce friction between two materials.


● Heat Resistant / High Temperature - Coatings resistant to damage by heat or the coating is formulated for use in high temperature environments.

High Laser Damage Threshold Resistant Coating
Anti-reflection Coating

● Mold Release / Nonstick - Release and nonstick coatings are applied to a substrate to prevent materials from sticking.


● Oil & Grease Resistant - Coatings resistant to degradation when in contact with oils, lubricants, grease and other petroleum fluids. Oil repellent or oleophobic coatings are not wet by oils.


● Porosity / Surface Sealing - Coatings function as surface sealants or porosity sealers. The sealing material can be assisted using vacuum, pressure, and vacuum-pressure impregnation (VPI) techniques or the natural wicking action of the component.


● Protective - Coatings protect substrates from the outside environment, physically and/or chemically.

● Reflective - Reflective coatings consist of mirror like deposits for reflectance of light.


● Waterproof / Water Repellant - Exterior clear finishes that are specially formulated to cause water to bead up on the surface and minimize penetration of water into the substrate.


● Wear / Erosion Resistant - The coating is resistant to wear or erosion. Wear is usually defined as wear produced from a sliding action between two or more components. Erosion is damage or material removal as a result of particle or slurry impact against a surface.

Infrared Reflective Film

 

Method of Application of Coating Service
 

Anodizing
Anodizing is an electrocoating process that involves the use of negatively charged particles to increase the thickness of a metal's natural oxide layer. In the process, the target metal is submerged in a charged electrolytic solution and acts as the negatively charged anode. This creates a buildup of metal-oxide particles on the metal's surface.

 

Cladding and Hardfacing
Cladding is a process where another type of material is metallurgically bonded to a base metal, usually through a rolling or high pressure process. Usually the base metal is less costly, but less corrosion or wear resistant. Stainless steel clad to carbon steel would be an example of a clad or bimetal material.

 

Plating
Plating is a process used to deposit a coating onto a metal or conductive surface using a metal salt solution of the metal coating to be deposited. Electroplating requires the application of an electric current, which turns the substrate into a cathode which attracts positive metal ions to its surface. Electroless plating uses a chemical deposition process instead of an electrical current to deposit the metallic layer, and provides a more even plate layer, even on complex geometries.

 

Sealing and Impregnation
Sealing and impregnation coating processes use vacuum, pressure, vacuum-pressure, and/or wicking action techniques to drive resins or coating materials into parts to seal open porosity.

 

Thin Film Coating
Thin film coatings play a prominent role in the manufacture of many electrical devices. They are used to apply dopants and sealants to chips and other microelectronic parts. Physical vapor deposition (PVD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) are two most common types of thin film coating methods.

 

 
Customizable Details of Coating Services
 
01/

The desired transmission(s) & reflection(s) in percent

02/

Specifications of all relevant wavelength ranges in nm

03/

The angle of incidence or range of angles

04/

The desired substrate material, dimensions, and required mechanical and optical precision

05/

Any temperature requirements and other specifications that are relevant for your application

06/

The required quantity

 

Packaging And Shipping
 

Packaging

Package in plastic

Shipping

We will help you to choose the best shipping way according to your detail requirements. By sea, by air, or by express, etc.

 

 

Our Certificate

 

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FAQ

 

Q: What is the basic principle of an anti-reflective coating?

A: The primary underlying principle of AR coatings is that the reflection of light from the outside surface of a single coating layer interferes with the reflection from the interface between the coating layer and the substrate.

Q: Do I really need anti-reflective coating on my glasses?

A: While not strictly "necessary" for everyone, most experts recommend getting anti-reflective coating on your glasses as it significantly improves vision by reducing glare, halos around lights, and reflections, especially when using digital devices or driving at night, making it a worthwhile addition for most people who wear glasses regularly.

Q: How long does anti glare coating last?

A: Anti-glare coating on glasses typically lasts about two years, but can last longer with proper care.

Q: Why are optical filters used in microscopes?

A: Optical fluorescence occurs when a molecule absorbs light within its reflection band and emits light within its emission band. Fluorescence instruments such as microscopes use optical fluorescence filters to pass only certain types of light while filtering out others.

Q: What is the wavelength range of optical filters?

A: Filters designed to operate within the ultraviolet spectrum filter light with wavelengths from ~4 to 380 nm. Those designed to operate within the visible spectrum filter wavelengths from ~380 to 750 nm. Filters designed for infrared filtering operate on wavelengths from ~750 to 2500 nm.

We're well-known as one of the leading coating service manufacturers and suppliers in China. If you're going to buy customized coating service made in China, welcome to get pricelist from our factory. For price consultation, contact us.

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