The Application of Optical Thin Film in the Coated Glasses Industry
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2023-07-31 09:53
There are many types of substrates for eyeglass lenses, such as CR39, PC (polycarbonate), 1.53 Trivex156, medium refractive index plastic, glass, etc. For corrective lenses, the transmittance of both resin and glass lenses is only about 91%, and some of the light is reflected back by the two surfaces of the lens. The reflection of lenses can reduce the transmittance of light and create interference in the retina, affecting the quality of imaging and the appearance of the wearer. Therefore, the surface of the lens is generally coated with an anti reflection film layer, a single layer or multiple layers of film to improve quality. At the same time, consumers have put forward high requirements for the service life, scratch resistance, and cleanliness of lenses. In order to meet the above requirements, the film structure of eyeglass lenses basically includes a hardening layer, an anti reflection layer, an anti-static layer (such as ITO), and an anti fouling layer.
Sunglasses are labor protection appliances for protecting eyes under strong light. Wearing this kind of environmental film can block ultraviolet and infrared rays, while the color of the external environment does not change, only the intensity of the light changes. Sunglasses have dyeing, polarizing mirror coating Sunglasses, etc., which can exist alone or can be used together. Mirror coating is usually combined with dyed or polarized sunglasses and applied to the outer surface of the lens (convex surface
The decrease in transmittance causes it to
It is very suitable for various water, snow, and high-altitude environments, and also provides users with a cool wearing experience. The mirror coating Sunglasses here is mainly to coat metal or dielectric film on the outer surface of the glasses to improve its reflectivity, reduce the transmittance and protect the eyes.
Photochromism glasses are a new type of Smartglasses, which are transparent indoors. Outdoor, due to the ultraviolet radiation, the Photochromism material on the glasses changes, and the lenses become dark, which greatly reduces the light transmittance. Returning indoors, the material automatically returns to a transparent state.
With the continuous progress of technology, the demand for optical design, optical lenses, and optical films for glasses such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) is also increasing.
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