In vacuum coating, temperature control is not just a parameter — it is the foundation of film quality, adhesion, and repeatability. From substrate heating to cooling, every stage of the temperature curve directly influences film structure, surface morphology, and optical or mechanical performance...
In the manufacturing of 3C electronics—smartphones, laptops, and wearables—the quality of surface coatings on both decorative and functional components directly determines durability and user experience. High-adhesion thin films not only enhance scratch resistance, anti-fingerprint performance, a...
1. The “Pain Points” Emerging in the Era of Large-Format Displays
With the rapid growth of the new energy vehicle (NEV) sector entering its “golden era,” the smart cockpit has become the core interaction hub, accelerating toward larger, multi-screen, and integrated designs. From early small-sized...
As semiconductor devices continue to scale down while integrating more functionalities, packaging technologies face unprecedented challenges. Vacuum coating has emerged as a key enabling process in advanced semiconductor packaging, ensuring device miniaturization, higher performance, and long-ter...
In today’s digital revolution, the explosive growth of data transmission is being driven by high-frequency interactions in smartphones, immersive AR/VR experiences, and massive computing workloads in high-performance computing. Traditional 2D packaging—with long interconnect paths and high transm...
In the field of luxury watchmaking, aesthetic design holds equal importance to mechanical precision. As consumer demand for luxury, personalization, and refined craftsmanship continues to grow, the surface finishing of watch components such as dials, hands, and cases is undergoing significant tra...
Automotive mirrors are among the most fundamental yet safety-critical components of a vehicle. Their optical performance and durability directly impact driver visibility and road safety. As the automotive industry advances toward electrification and smart cockpits, mirrors are evolving into elect...
Vacuum coating processes—including Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), Magnetron Sputtering, and Ion Plating—are widely applied in optics, automotive, electronics, and medical devices. Despite their advantages in producing dense, adherent, and functional thin films, manufacturers often face recurrin...
In the wave of automotive intelligence, the smart cockpit has become a core symbol of high-end vehicles. As the central hub of interaction, the display has evolved far beyond a “visual window” into a sophisticated system integrating touch control, dimming, and anti-glare functionalities.
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As medical devices evolve toward higher precision, minimally invasive procedures, and enhanced durability, Vacuum Coating Technology has increasingly become an essential surface modification process. Through methods such as Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), Magnetron Sputtering, and Ion Plating, m...
In fields such as optical glass, display panels, and automotive components, the demand for large-area surface treatment is rapidly increasing. Compared with traditional spray coating, Vacuum Coating Technology not only delivers higher film density and uniformity, but also enables diverse function...
In vacuum coating processes, uniformity is almost always a persistent challenge faced by component manufacturers. For automotive decorative parts, any variation in coating thickness directly manifests as visible color deviation or inconsistent brightness. For optical functional components such as...
In a Vacuum Coating System, the Cooling System is an indispensable auxiliary unit. Whether in Thermal Evaporation, Magnetron Sputtering, or CVD processes, the target, substrate, and chamber components are subjected to intense heating under high-energy beam bombardment. Without efficient thermal m...
1. Environmental Pressure: Waterborne Coatings as the Irreversible Trend
With the global wave of sustainability accelerating, the automotive sector—one of the most critical branches of manufacturing—is under unprecedented environmental transformation pressure. Coatings have become a key focus of ...
In optical applications—particularly in the manufacturing of lenses, filters, displays, and decorative optical components—color deviation control has become a critical metric to ensure product consistency and visual performance. Color deviation mainly originates from non-uniform film thickness, r...