Filmforming

What is Film Deposition Processing?

Film deposition is a technology that deposits atoms and molecules onto a glass substrate to form a continuous thin film.
This film imparts electrical, optical, and chemical properties to the surface of the substrate, making it useful in a wide range of fields, including electronic devices, semiconductors, optical elements, and sensors.
The film can be given functions such as conducting or blocking electricity, preventing dirt and water, and reducing reflections.

Inline Sputtering

Purpose

  • For LCD Glass
  • For Automobile Side Mirrors
  • Antistatic Film for Copiers
  • Computer Peripherals
For automobile side mirrors

Processing Range Available

SizeMAX: 780mm x 470mm
MIN: 20mm x 20mm
Resistance
value
Supports 5 to 300Ω/▢㎠
FilmITO, Cr, Al, Ag, Ti, etc.

Interback Sputtering

Purpose

  • For LCD glass
  • For automobile side mirrors
For automobile side mirrors

Processing Range Available

SizeMAX: 800mm x 1380mm
MIN: 20mm x 20mm
Film typeCr etc.

Batch Sputtering

Purpose

  • For LCD glass
  • For automobile side mirrors
  • Antistatic film for copiers
  • Computer peripherals
For LCD glass

Processing Range Available

SizeMAX: 300mmx850mm
MIN: 20mmx20mm
Film typeCr, ITO film, AL, Cu, etc.

Vacuum Deposition

Purpose

  • Various optical thin films (various functional thin films, etc.)
  • Medical Devices
  • In-vehicle measuring instrument
  • For optical communication
For optical thin film glass

Processing Range Available

Processing
method
Optical thin film deposition using a deposition system
Domeφ1600 (diameter)
SizeMAX: 370mmx470mm
MIN: 20mmx20mm
Compatible
film types
Anti-reflection coating, multi-layer coating, anti-fouling coating, UV-IR cut filter, etc.

Q&A

 What materials can be deposited?

These include polyethylene terephthalate (PET), acrylic, polycarbonate, polyimide, fluororesin, PEEK resin, etc. These resins are used as substrates for forming thin films, and as materials that impart non-stick properties and abrasion resistance.

Can a film be formed on acrylic?

When forming a film on acrylic, the adhesion is poor and the film peels off easily, so pre-treatment and the appropriate film formation method must be selected.

Product/Processing Examples

Reflective Film (Film Forming Process)

We provide metal and multi-layer films for various applications, such as reflective films for color filters (for translucent cell phones), car rearview mirrors (multi-function mirrors), half mirrors, and anti-reflective films. We carry out thorough quality control from design to film deposition, allowing us to provide higher quality and more reliable products.

ITO Film (Film Formation Processing)

We can produce transparent conductive films using vapor deposition or sputtering methods to meet your needs, with high to low resistance, high adhesion, and high strength.
In addition, we achieve stable quality and high reliability by depositing films in a clean room.