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Diamond Like Carbon: Why Intlvac's Coatings & Systems are Best Positioned to Support the Booming IR Optics Market

Author: Yiorgio Z. Mathioudakis
Thursday, March 25, 2021
Intlvac Thin Film Corp.

As the IR industry booms, more control, manufacturing power, and excellence is needed. The IR range was traditionally explored for military applications, but it has seen a marked shift toward accessibility for the mass market. It is a field that is experiencing significant maturation, and to see it through requires systems and techniques that can act as platforms for growth. Intlvac’s Aegis DLC system and coatings are well positioned to accomplish this feat.

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