PRECISION OPTICAL MANUFACTURING

Precision Optical Coating Capabilities

Advanced optical coating solutions including AR, HR, BBAR and DLC coatings for UV, visible, laser and infrared applications.

Chenyu Optics provides precision optical coating services for windows, lenses, prisms, mirrors and infrared optical components. Our coating capability includes anti-reflection coatings, high reflective coatings, broadband AR coatings and protective DLC coatings designed for specific wavelength ranges and operating environments.

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Optical coating chamber and vacuum coating equipment
Overview

Optical Coating Overview

Optical coating is a critical process used to modify the transmission, reflection and protection performance of optical components.

Chenyu Optics provides coating solutions for optical windows, lenses, prisms, mirrors and infrared optics. Coating selection is based on wavelength range, angle of incidence, transmission requirement, reflection target and environmental conditions.

Available technologies include AR, BBAR, HR and DLC protective coatings for custom optical manufacturing requirements.

Coating Capability

Optical Coating Capabilities

Custom coating designs are available according to wavelength, substrate material and optical performance requirements.

AR anti-reflection optical coating
01

AR Coating

Anti-reflection coatings reduce surface reflection and improve optical transmission for windows, lenses, laser optics and imaging systems.

  • UV
  • VIS
  • NIR
  • IR
BBAR broadband anti-reflection coating
02

BBAR Coating

Broadband anti-reflection coatings provide low reflection across broad wavelength ranges for imaging and infrared optical systems.

  • 400–700 nm
  • 700–1100 nm
  • 3–5 μm
  • 8–12 μm
HR high reflective optical coating
03

HR Coating

High reflective coatings provide high reflectivity at specified wavelengths for laser mirrors and reflective optical components.

  • Laser
  • Visible
  • NIR
  • IR
DLC protective coating for infrared optics
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DLC Coating

Diamond-like carbon coatings provide protective performance for ZnSe, ZnS, germanium and silicon optics used in thermal imaging and infrared systems.

  • ZnSe
  • ZnS
  • Germanium
  • Silicon
Manufacturing Process

Optical Coating Process

A controlled workflow prepares, deposits and verifies thin-film coatings against wavelength and performance requirements.

01

Substrate Preparation

Cleaning and preparation of optical surfaces before coating.

02

Vacuum Coating

Thin-film layers are deposited using controlled coating processes.

03

Layer Thickness Control

Thickness is controlled to achieve target transmission or reflection.

04

Optical Performance Testing

Spectral testing verifies performance against wavelength requirements.

05

Final Inspection

Visual inspection and quality verification are completed before shipment.

Materials & Quality Control

Coating Compatible Materials

Coating design is optimized according to substrate material, wavelength range and application environment.

Optical Materials

  • Optical Glass
  • Fused Silica
  • Sapphire
  • Calcium Fluoride
  • Barium Fluoride
  • ZnSe
  • ZnS
  • Germanium
  • Silicon

Inspection Capability

  • Spectral Transmission Testing
  • Reflectivity Measurement
  • Coating Uniformity Inspection
  • Adhesion Testing
  • Surface Quality Inspection

Each coated optical component is tested according to customer wavelength and performance requirements.

Technical Parameters

Optical Coating Capability Parameters

Typical coating capability is evaluated against the substrate, wavelength range, angle of incidence and specified optical performance.

ParameterTypical CapabilityApplication Significance
AR CoatingLow reflection coatingImproves optical transmission
BBAR CoatingBroad wavelength anti-reflectionSupports broadband optical systems
HR CoatingHigh reflectivity coatingUsed for mirrors and laser optics
DLC CoatingProtective infrared coatingImproves durability of IR components
Wavelength RangeUV to LWIRSupports different optical applications
Coating SubstratesGlass, fused silica, sapphire, ZnSe, ZnS, Ge and SiCompatible with various optical materials
Applications

Applications of Optical Coatings

Laser Systems

Imaging Systems

Infrared Optics

Thermal Imaging

Optical Instruments

Custom Optical Assemblies

FAQ

Optical Coating FAQ

What optical coatings can you provide?

Chenyu Optics provides AR, BBAR, HR and DLC coatings, together with custom coating designs based on wavelength and performance requirements.

What is the difference between AR and BBAR coatings?

AR coatings are designed to reduce reflection over a specified band or wavelength, while BBAR coatings provide low reflection across a broader wavelength range.

When should HR coating be used?

HR coatings are used when high reflectivity is required at specified wavelengths, including laser mirrors and reflective optical components.

What is DLC coating used for?

DLC coatings provide protective performance for infrared substrates such as ZnSe, ZnS, germanium and silicon in demanding operating environments.

What wavelength ranges can you coat?

Coating designs are available from UV through visible, NIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR ranges, subject to substrate and project specifications.

Can you provide custom coatings for infrared materials?

Yes. Custom coating designs can be evaluated for compatible infrared materials according to wavelength, substrate, angle of incidence and required optical performance.

Need Custom Optical Coating?

Send your optical component drawings and wavelength requirements. Chenyu Optics provides precision AR, HR, BBAR and DLC coating solutions for optical windows, lenses, mirrors, prisms and infrared components.

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