Multi-frequency oscillation with precision rinsing
Environment-classified contamination control
Advanced Sub-Aperture Polishing
Deterministic conformal polishing
Fuzzy logic-based smoothing algorithms
Atomic-level removal stability
High-Quality Thin-Film Fabrication
Comprehensive thin-film optimization design
Curved-surface thickness uniformity control
Low-defect coating deposition processes
Low press control
High-Reliability Inspection System
Low-stress fixturing solutions
Comprehensive error analysis protocols
Multi-factor environmental controls
Thin-Film Coating Capabilities
The company possesses the capability to deposit various types of optical thin films, covering a spectral range from ultraviolet to far-infrared. We have the expertise to produce various high-reflection coatings, anti-reflection coatings, and thin films using metallic and chemical materials.
Dielectric High-Reflection Coatings
A method that uses chemical materials to increase the surface reflectivity of lenses, achieving a dielectric high-reflection effect (reflectance can achieve R > 99%, approximating absolute reflection, applicable to various wavebands and angles).
Metallic High-Reflection Coatings
Uses metallic materials to increase the surface reflectivity of lenses (reflectance can achieve R > 98%, for example, reflectance > 98% from 400-25000nm).
Beamsplitters
Allows one portion of light energy to reflect and another portion to transmit (e.g., 400-700nm T:R=50%:50%).
Edge Filters
Within a specific waveband, allows transmission in the front segment and blocks (cuts off) the latter segment of wavelengths (e.g., T > 90% at 450-650nm, R < 1% at 680-1000nm).
Bandpass Filters
Within a specified waveband, allows transmission through a specific segment of wavelengths while blocking light on both sides (e.g., R < 1% at 1000-1200nm and 1300-1500nm, T > 95% at 1250-1280nm).
Anti-Reflection (AR) Coatings
Uses chemical materials to increase the inherent transmittance of lenses (can achieve greater than 99% efficiency, applicable to various wavebands, with optional angles).
Hydrophobic Coatings
Uses chemical materials to give the lens surface water-resistant, dust-proof, and other similar effects. Applicable to various optical lenses.
High-Laser-Damage-Threshold Coatings
Utilizes infrared materials coated on special substrates to achieve high threshold, high laser-induced damage threshold (> 300kW/cm²), and small change in PV value before and after coating (30nm).
Facility Showcase
Our company has imported 100-plus state-of-the-art equipment systems in precision forming, precision polishing, coating, and metrology — ranking among the most advanced internationally and top-tier domestically. This investment supports our comprehensive quality control system, ensuring strict compliance with industry standards at every process step to deliver superior and more reliable products to clients worldwide.