Multi-Layer Antireflection Coatings (MLAR)

These rugged multilayer antireflection coatings provide low level reflectance and excellent durability and adhesion for all substrate types. They find application in precision optical systems, telecommunications, optical fibers, missile systems and ophthalmic lenses. The coatings are produced with low temperature processes compatible with most types of glass and plastic. Deposited with ion-assistance, they have an extremely dense and compact film structure that exhibits superior moisture stability and durability. Standard designs are offered to cover most popular wavelength ranges; custom designs are available for any region from the UV to the far IR wavelengths

Single Band AR Coatings

 


These two-layer designs provide extremely low reflectance over a narrow range for any of the laser and telecommunication wavelengths through the visible and NIR regions. Reflectance is < 0.1% at the design wavelength, and the coatings survive all durability and environmental testing per MIL-C-675. The ion-assisted deposition process allows the temperature to be restricted to less than 100°C, making it compatible with sensitive substrates such as plastics and optical fibers.

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Stability and Repeatability of 2-Layer Anti-Reflection Coatings

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Dual Band AR Coatings




These multilayer designs provide very low reflectance at two separate wavelength bands anywhere within the visible and NIR spectra. Reflectance is < 0.2% at each of the design wavelengths, and the coatings survive all durability and environmental testing per MIL-C-675. The ion-assisted deposition process allows the temperature to be restricted to less than 100°C, making it compatible with sensitive substrates such as plastics and optical fibers.

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Broad Band AR Coatings (BBAR)


These multilayer designs provide very low reflectance over a broad range of wavelengths anywhere within the visible and NIR spectra. Reflectance values depend on the exact wavelength range; typical for the visible region would be R<0.3% average, R<0.5% maximum. The coatings survive all durability and environmental testing per MIL-C-675. The ion-assisted deposition process allows the temperature to be restricted to less than 100°C, making it compatible with sensitive substrates such as plastics and optical fibers.

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Moorestown-based Quantum Coating, Inc. visited by New Jersey Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno.
December 15, 2011

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation recognizes Quantum Coating for their Excellence in Performance.
October 12, 2011

Gold Mirror Coatings for JWST was
a 100% success

September 2, 2011

First JWST Mirrors Successfully Coated
June, 2010

JWST Chamber Produces First Coatings
May, 2009

QCI is awarded the contract to coat
 the primary mirror segments for
 the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

September, 2007

QCI begins construction of their new Clean Room and Coating Facility.
August, 2007

QCI gains ISO9001 certification under the guidance of QC Manager Chuck Childers.
May, 2007

QCI acquires the Denton Coatings Group from Denton Vacuum.
April, 2007

Denton Coatings has successfully completed the anti-reflection
February, 2007

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