Coatings for freeform metal optics overcome thin-film coating challenges

June 11, 2021
A thin-film optical coating process meets the challenges associated with coating nonsymmetrical freeform optics made from metal substrates.

A thin-film optical coating process meets the challenges associated with coating nonsymmetrical freeform optics made from metal substrates, including lidar spinners, off-axis mirrors, parabolas, and polygons. Dielectric protective coatings may be added to extend the life of the optics. Substrate sizes from 5 mm to 600 mm are coated by leveraging the company’s customized and adjustable in-house tooling for optic substrates, allowing for a reduction in nonrecurring engineering and tooling costs and shortened lead times.

AccuCoat

Rochester, NY

accucoatinc.com

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