
How Does A Capacitive Screen Work?
What’s going on behind that smooth glass surface that allows it to instantly recognise the subtle brush of your finger?
NOTICE: Any orders placed from 28th July to 3rd August will not be dispatched until 4th August
What’s going on behind that smooth glass surface that allows it to instantly recognise the subtle brush of your finger?
Indium coating on glass allows the glass to conduct electricity… Impressive? We think so. Let us show you how ITO glass has changed the World we live in.
Using our specially developed anti reflection (AR) coating, we can supply as either a roll of film or in sheet form.
At Diamond Coatings we offer a range of coatings including hard coatings for polycarbonates and acrylics.
We offer an anti reflective coating that can be applied to glass (and acrylics and polyesters too). The coated glass has a light transmission of 94% when coated on one side and 96% when coated on both sides.
Polyester film (polyethylene terephthalate – PET) is a high performing optically clear thermoplastic and is used frequently in a variety of applications and industries, including retail and technology – more of that in a bit…
Both forms of touchscreens are good at certain things in certain environments, but maybe that doesn’t make either one better
Where there is light, there will be reflection – A true statement perhaps, but there are many applications in our modern world that benefit from zero reflection, none more so than the safety screens that we have all now become used to.
Can glass be conductive? What is conductive glass used for? Why would you need conductive glass? We have the answers for you…
Touchscreens and the technology used to produce them is often taken for granted, but if you have ever wondered how touchscreens work, read on.