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At ITO Coatings, we specialize in harnessing the power of ITO to create high-performance touchscreens that seamlessly blend into our digital lives

At Diamond Coatings, we have a solution that will keep your photos front and center: high-performance Anti-Reflective (AR) film

Here at ITO Coatings, we specialize in crafting this innovative material and unlocking its potential in ITO conductive glass.

There are a variety of sputtered metal coatings, each with unique properties that can enhance and elevate a product. Here’s some examples…

Indium Tin Oxide is a transparent conductive oxide with a fascinating range of properties, making it a key player in various industries and scientific advancements

Across industries, the implementation of ITO in heated glass solutions redefines comfort, functionality, and efficiency.

What is Electrically Conductive Glass used for? Electrically conductive glass has reshaped our interaction with electronic displays and touch-sensitive devices, in most cases using ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coatings – a transparent, conductive layer empowering glass to convey electrical currents while preserving optical clarity. As you can imagine, here at ITO Coatings we offer a […]

What Is An Electrically Conductive Coating Used For? An electrically conductive coating is exactly that – a coating that is capable of passing an electric current across its surface. Electric conductive coatings are used in a variety of different ways and more common than you might have thought. One such coating uses ITO (Indium Tin […]

Anti-Reflective Coating Applications Anti-Reflective coatings are thin, transparent layers applied to optical surfaces. They work by reducing surface reflections, allowing more light to pass through the material. This results in improved clarity, contrast, and overall visual acuity. The technology behind AR coatings is a testament to human ingenuity, and its applications are both effective and […]

Indium Tin Oxide coatings are the ideal choice for glass slides due to their dual nature. ITO is not only highly conductive but also completely transparent.