AR glass

Coated glass Antireflective glass Introduction Anti-reflective glass uses multi-layer vapor deposition coatings on one or two sides of the glass surface to minimize interference caused by reflections. Anti-reflective glass use float glass with a specially-designed coating which reflected light is very low. It offers maximum transparency and optical clarity, allowing optimum viewing through the glass at all times. The clarity of vision makes anti-reflective glass suitable for all applications where glass should be transparent. Exteriors: shop fronts and commercial frontages, glazing where vision is important, particularly at night time (panoramic restaurants, air traffic control towers, petrol station windows) etc. Interiors: high quality picture framing, display cabinets and interior display windows, dividing screens in cinema projection rooms, television studios, machine control rooms etc. 1. Advantage Anti-reflective glass can lower the influence of surrounding light, improve the visible range and light level of monitor, and reduce the reflectance. In this way, the images become clearer, more colorful, and better saturation. 2. Application Anti-reflective glass is widely used in TV wall, plasma PDP, LCD, touch panel, industrial instrument and photo frames, etc. 3. Characteristics Laminated safety Visible light transmission: 90%+ Visible light reflection rate: about 2%+ UV transmission coefficient: about