Magnetron Sputtering AR Coating Glass

AR glass, also known as anti-reflective glass, uses magnetron sputtering to form an anti-reflective film layer on the two surfaces of ultra-white glass, which greatly reduces the reflectivity of the glass surface. The highest transmittance will reach 99%, and the surface reflected light will drop from 8% to below 1%. It can reduce the reflection and glare problems of electronic video screens and image screens under ambient light, greatly improve the contrast and clarity of flat-panel displays in strong light environments, and partially improve the brightness of the display, with a high-definition eye-soothing function.