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AR glass (anti-reflection glass) is a type of coated glass utilizing advanced magnetron sputtering technology. By applying an anti-reflection film to the surface of strengthened glass, it effectively reduces reflection and increases transmittance, making colors more vivid and realistic.
| Items | Anti-reflective (AR) | Anti-glare (AG) | Clear Float Glass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process | Nano optics multilayer coating | Chemical etching | Base product |
| Reflection | < 2% | Lowest (Diffuse) | Standard |
| Transmittance | Highest (>98%) | Medium | ~90% |
| Cost | Highest | Medium | Lowest |
AG glass creates an uneven surface that causes light diffuse reflection. It is widely used in electronic displays, teaching equipment, and automotive touch panels to reduce glare interference.
Thickness range: 0.55mm to 6mm | Light reflective: < 1% | Processing: CNC, Water jet cutting, Silk screen printing, Thermal/Chemical tempering.
AF coating uses nano-chemical materials to provide hydrophobicity, anti-oil, and anti-fingerprint functions, keeping the glass surface clean and smooth.
