In a high vacuum environment, silver target atoms are bombarded and deposited onto the glass surface by magnetron sputtering technology to form a dense silver reflective layer. After being treated with a protective coating, high-performance silver mirrors are prepared.
Mirror range hoods, built-in oven door panels, smart refrigerator mirror panels, etc., require high-temperature resistance (≥150℃), oil resistance, and easy cleaning. The protective coating of the magnetron sputtering silver mirror can resist oil erosion and has a stable reflectivity without fading.
Smart bathroom mirrors (with lighting and touch functions), car rearview mirrors, and head-up display (HUD) mirror components require strong adhesion of the silver layer, resistance to high and low temperatures (-40℃ to 85℃), no haze, and suitability for complex environments such as humidity and vibration.
The decorative mirrors of high-end hotels and villas, customized irregular-shaped mirrors (such as arc-shaped mirrors and irregular mirrors), as well as the mirror door panels of furniture, require high surface flatness, uniform reflectivity, and are environmentally friendly and odorless (without residual chemicals from electroless silver plating).
The reflective components of endoscopes and the mirror parts of medical examination equipment are required to have a dense silver layer, precise light transmission and reflection ratio (error ≤0.5%), and good biocompatibility (no chemical residue).
Photovoltaic reflectors (concentrated solar systems) and observation mirrors in high-temperature environments require strong weather resistance (UV resistance, high-temperature oxidation resistance). The composite film layer of magnetron sputtering silver mirrors can meet the long-term outdoor usage requirements.
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