Touch Screen Low E Glass Vacuum Coating Equipment Magnetron Sputtering Coating Line

Low-E glass works by reflecting heat back to its source. It does this by utilizing a special coating which has a poor emissivity of heat and does not allow heat to be transferred through it. In the summer this helps to keep your house cooler, as the heat from objects outside is kept outside. In the winter, all objects in your home are heated (by either the sun or your furnace). This heat is also bounced back into your house by the Low-E glass. Therefore the Low-E coating glass can keep your room warm or cold, then reduce the amount of energy lost through your windows up to 75%!

There are two types of Low-E glass: hard coating and soft coating. Hard coating is the online process during glass producing, which makes Tin molten directly on the glass. The soft coating is the offline process, by the vacuum magnetron sputtering coating machine, which has better heat insulation rate because of using the multiple metal layers include silver, and the quality of Low-E film is easiler to be controlled, so the soft coating Low-E glass becomes the more popular products now. Soft coating Low-E glass is always sandwiched with another piece of glass to prevent metal layer being oxidated.

Global Supplier of Next-Generation PVD Vacuum Coating Solutions

Founded in 2003, Lion King is a leading mechanical engineering and technology provider specializing in the R&D, manufacturing, and integration of PVD vacuum coating systems and UV coating solutions. As a trusted partner to clients in over 50 countries, we deliver tailored, high-precision coating technologies that empower industries ranging from decorative finishes to advanced functional applications. Our commitment to innovation, combined with a global after-sales network, ensures reliable and cutting-edge solutions for every project.

Core Expertise: Advanced PVD Vacuum Coating Systems

Our comprehensive product portfolio includes:

1.  Evaporation Vacuum Coating Machines

Ideal for depositing high-purity metals and oxides via thermal or electron beam evaporation, these systems are widely used in optical coatings (e.g., anti-reflective layers on lenses) and decorative applications .

2.  Magnetron Sputtering Vacuum Coating Systems

Leveraging plasma-driven ion bombardment, our sputtering systems produce dense, uniform films on complex 3D substrates. Applications span semiconductor interconnects, hard tool coatings, and architectural glass .

3.  Multi Arc Ion Vacuum Coating Machines

Utilizing high-energy arcs to ionize target materials, these systems deliver ultra-hard, wear-resistant coatings (e.g., TiN for automotive components) with exceptional adhesion .

4.  Optical Electron Gun Vacuum Coating Systems

Engineered for precision deposition in ultra-high vacuum environments, these systems excel in optical thin films (e.g., TiO₂ for laser optics) and semiconductor-grade purity .

5.  Continuous Vacuum Coating Lines

Modular, high-throughput systems integrating sputtering, evaporation, and plasma treatments for large-scale production in photovoltaics, flexible electronics, and packaging .

6.  Roll-to-Roll Vacuum Coating Equipment

Designed for flexible substrates (e.g., metal foils, polymers), these systems enable continuous deposition of EMI shielding films, OLEDs, and battery electrodes with tight tension control .

7.  Specialized Application Lines

A.  Low Emissivity (Low-E) Glass Vacuum Coating Line: Magnetron sputtering-based systems for energy-efficient architectural glass, reducing heat transfer by 90% .

B.  Rearview Mirror Blue Film Vacuum Coating Line: Precision coating solutions for automotive mirrors, offering anti-fog, anti-glare, and hydrophobic properties .

C.  AF/AS Film Magnetron Sputtering Vacuum Coating Line: Advanced systems for anti-fingerprint (AF) and anti-scratch (AS) coatings on consumer electronics and optical devices .

D.  AR Glass vacuum coating line: Specialized for depositing anti-reflective (AR) films on glass substrates, utilizing multi-layer dielectric coatings (e.g., SiO₂/TiO₂ stacks) to reduce surface reflectivity to <1% (from ~4% for uncoated glass). Ideal for displays, optical lenses, architectural glass, and solar panels, enhancing light transmittance and visual clarity. Our AR lines integrate precise thickness control (±0.5nm) and in-line inspection systems to ensure uniformity across large-format glass.

Key Enhancements:

1.  Structural Clarity: Organized products into technical categories (e.g., evaporation, sputtering) and application-specific lines.

2.  Technical Depth: Added industry-specific applications (e.g., Low-E glass for architecture, AF/AS for consumer electronics).

3.  Terminology Consistency: Unified "systems" and "lines" to reflect integrated, scalable solutions.

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5.  Market Relevance: Emphasized sustainability and smart manufacturing trends aligned with global industry demands.