Description

Coating Service at X-Z LAB covers finished optical components in all available materials, plus a wide range of optical coatings. The right coating decides how a component behaves. For instance, it can cut unwanted reflection, boost reflection where you need it, or split light between paths.

Coating Service built around your request

Every job starts with your request. You bring the substrate, the wavelength, and the performance target; X-Z LAB then engineers the coating stack to match.

Coating Service equipment that covers the job

X-Z LAB runs a variety of advanced coating machines, including Veeco, Leybold, LP-900, and JEOL-800 systems. In addition, multiple platforms matter: different coating designs favor different deposition methods. Therefore, the shop can pick the machine that fits your layer count, uniformity needs, and substrate size.

What a good coating does for your optics

First, it controls reflection. An anti-reflection coating lets more light through, which lifts system throughput. Second, it protects the surface. A hard, well-adhered film resists handling and cleaning far better than bare glass. Third, it defines the spectral behavior. For example, a laser mirror coating must reflect nearly everything at one wavelength, while an AR coating must transmit across a broad band. The design goals differ completely, yet both come from the same coating chambers.

From components to finished, coated optics

X-Z LAB supplies finished optical components of all available materials. Coating and substrate come from one source, so a single team handles the substrate and the coating stack together.

Coating runs cover prototypes through production volumes. Request a quote for Coating Service with your substrate material, wavelength range, and target performance. For finished components ready to coat, see our Optical Filters.