Against the backdrop of accelerated global manufacturing upgrades, demands for high-end decorative parts and automotive trims continue to rise in terms of aesthetic texture, durability, and batch consistency. More efficient and stable coating processes are becoming crucial for enterprises to capt...
In recent years, with the accelerated mass production of smart vehicles, demand for optical structural components such as in-vehicle displays, smart rearview mirrors, and large-size center console glass has surged rapidly. The market has imposed increasingly stringent technical requirements on op...
1. Surface-Treatment Requirements Driven by New Energy Vehicles and Intelligent Cockpits
In recent years, the rapid development of new energy vehicles (NEVs) and intelligent cockpits has accelerated the adoption of large-format center displays, smart rear-view mirrors, in-vehicle touch panels, am...
Coating delamination (adhesion failure) is a common quality issue in vacuum deposition technology, directly impacting product reliability, durability, and functionality. This article systematically analyzes the root causes of delamination from perspectives of interfacial adhesion, process paramet...
In vacuum coating (Vacuum Coating) processes, the deposition rate is one of the core parameters that determines both production efficiency and film characteristics. However, excessively high or low deposition rates can directly affect film quality, thereby influencing the optical, electrical, and...
In the field of advanced materials engineering, the deep integration of vacuum coating technology and nanotechnology is driving a revolutionary progress in surface functionalization and high-performance material design. By leveraging advanced processes such as Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD), Che...
In demanding vacuum coating processes, chamber cleanliness directly determines the base pressure, film purity, adhesion, and ultimate product performance. Routine daily cleaning is insufficient to remove stubborn contaminants accumulated over time. Thus, periodic deep cleaning is an indispensable...
The Real Solution Lies in Surface Modification — Not in the Paint Itself
Under the dual momentum of carbon neutrality goals and stringent environmental regulations, industries such as automotive interiors, home appliances, and 3C product casings are rapidly transitioning away from solvent-based c...
In the evolution of semiconductor packaging technology, vertical interconnects have always been a key factor determining system performance, footprint, and power consumption. From early wire bonding and flip-chip techniques to the emergence of 3D stacked ICs, the industry has been seeking higher ...
1. Introduction: The Evolution of Smart Wearables
As smart wearable devices become more compact, multifunctional, and design-driven, the demand for precision surface treatment and functional thin films has surged. From metallic watch bezels and sensor covers to decorative frames and optical coati...
In recent years, artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, and high-performance computing chips have dominated the semiconductor landscape. As chip performance continues to rise, conventional two-dimensional (2D) packaging can no longer meet the increasing demands for interconnect density and ...
Coating delamination, also known as adhesion failure or peeling, represents a critical quality concern in vacuum deposition processes. This phenomenon occurs when the deposited film separates from the substrate, compromising both functional performance and structural integrity. A comprehensive un...
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...