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Metallic Coatings

A metallic coating is a thin layer of metals deposited on the surface of a substrate. The film may serve as a reflector, beamsplitter, neutral density filter or electromagnetic interference filter.













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Market Data for Companies in This Category
Countries
46
United States:
3
Germany:
3
United Kingdom:
2
Japan:
1
Liechtenstein:
OTHER: 9
US States
11
California:
7
Massachusetts:
6
New York:
5
Colorado:
4
New Jersey:
OTHER: 31
Capabilities
57
Custom Manufacturers:
11
Stock Manufacturers:
4
Suppliers/Distributors:
Average Number of Employees: 44


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Glossary
  • metallic coating A thin layer of metal deposited on the surface of a substrate. The film may serve as a reflector, beamsplitter, neutral density filter or electromagnetic interference filter.
  • reflective coating Thin-film coating, single or multilayer, that is applied to a substrate to increase its reflectance over a specified range of wavelengths. Metal film, transparent or opaque, is the oldest form of reflective coating.
  • electroless plating The deposition of a metallic coating, usually nickel, on a component by chemical means rather than by electroplating; the component is immersed in a solution containing a reducing agent.
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