Search
Menu
PowerPhotonic Ltd. - Coherent Beam 4/24 LB

SDC Technologies Acquires Coatings Maker COTEC

Facebook X LinkedIn Email
Mitsui Chemicals Inc. has announced that group company SDC Technologies Inc. acquired COTEC GmbH, a manufacturer, developer, and researcher of physical vapor deposition (PVD) and molecular layer deposition (MLD) materials for hydrophobic, oleophobic, and antireflective coatings in the ophthalmic, precision optics, automotive, and display markets. COTEC became a wholly owned subsidiary of SDC on October 1.

The move follows earlier Mitsui acquisitions in the last decade, of antifog coating specialist FSI Coating Technologies Inc. and UV-curable hard coatings producers LTI Coatings Technologies.

Mitsui, in a press release, said it plans to continue expanding the portfolio of its Vision Care Materials Division. With COTEC’s thin-film coating technology, SDC is now able to provide coating materials for all layers of a complete eyewear lens coating stack, said SDC President and CEO Antonios Grigoriou.
Optimax Systems, Inc. - Optical Components & Systems 2024 MR


Published: October 2020
Glossary
antireflection coating
An antireflection coating (AR coating) is a thin film or coating applied to optical surfaces, such as lenses or windows, to minimize unwanted reflections and increase the transmission of light through the surface. These coatings are designed to reduce both specular (mirror-like) and diffuse (scattered) reflections, thereby improving the efficiency and performance of optical systems. antireflection coating suppliers → The primary function of an AR coating is to reduce the amount...
BusinessAmericasacquisitionsexpansionCoatingsOpticsConsumerenergyindustrialmedicalSDC TechnologiesCOTECMitsui ChemicalsPVDPVD equipmentMLDMLD coatingsanti-reflective coatingsthin film coatingslens coatingantireflection coatinglight speed

We use cookies to improve user experience and analyze our website traffic as stated in our Privacy Policy. By using this website, you agree to the use of cookies unless you have disabled them.