Laboratory and Stock Lens Systems
Applied Multilayers offers a range of standard systems with capacities ranging from 30 lenses per batch to 180 lenses per batch meeting the requirements of the mid sized Lab through high volume needs of the lens manufacturer.
Advantages of the CFM process
- A vertical drum is used for lens holding offering maximum loading capacity.
- The process is controlled using time removing the need for expensive quartz crystals.
- Magnetron targets are replaced after several weeks of operation reducing daily maintenance.
- Low temperature process allows glass and plastic lenses to be coated in the same run.
- In situ hydrophobic coating process
- Fully computer controlled process
CFM450 AR Coating system
- 30 lens capacity (72mm dia)
- Two 400mm linear magnetrons
- 250mm drum diameter
- Diffusion pumped system
- Modem and Internet diagnostics
- In situ hydrophobic process
- AR coating cycle time typically 40 minutes
- Meissner trap option
A CFM450 being used to deposit AR coatings on plastic lenses in an ophthalmic prescription lab. The CFM450 has a capacity of 30 lenses per batch.
CFM650 AR Coating system
- 60 lens capacity (72mm dia)
- Up to Four 600mm linear magnetrons
- 400mm drum diameter
- 2000litre/sec Turbomolecular pumped system
- Modem and Internet diagnostics
- In situ hydrophobic process
- AR coating cycle time typically 40 minutes
The CFM650 uses a 0.4m diameter drum and 0.6m linear magnetrons. This machine is used to coat 70
lenses (72mm diameter) with mirror coatings for the sunglass market.
CFM850 AR Coating system
- 120 lens capacity (72mm dia)
- Up to six 1m linear magnetrons
- 550mm drum diameter
- Two 2000litre/sec Turbomolecular pumps
- Modem and Internet diagnostics
- In situ hydrophobic process
- AR coating cycle time typically 40 minutes
- Meissner trap option
CFM1050 AR Coating system
- 240 lens capacity (72mm dia)
- Up to eight 1.2m linear magnetrons
- 750mm drum diameter
- Four 2000litre/sec Turbomolecular pumps
- Modem and Internet diagnostics
- In situ hydrophobic process
- AR coating cycle time typically 40 minutes
- Meissner trap option