EN12150 Chemical Etching Anti Reflective Glass Fingerprint Resistant

Greatly improves the readability of displays even under bright conditions and at awkward angles
Dirt marks and surface damage are less visible.

Especially suited to outdoor use, touch displays, HMIs (Human Machine Interfaces) and digital signage displays
Chemical etching gives float glass a slightly roughened surface. This disperses reflections across a larger solid angle so that remaining reflections seem less disruptive at any position taken by the viewer – transmission and reflection values remain the same. Anti-glare glass provides good readability in the open as well as in bright, pointed light conditions. It is also relatively insensitive to dirt or finger marks and therefore especially suitable for touch applications.

anti-reflective glass is a float glass with an optical interference coated on one or both sides that significantly reduces surface reflections. A specially developed immersion procedure is used to apply multiple metal oxide layers just a few nanometres thick. Reflections are reduced optically by up to 90 % and the glass appears invisible. At a transmission of > 98 % and brilliant colour rendering, viewers can focus on what's important.

Anti-glare
AR glass demonstrates its benefits in high resolution display applications and impresses with its vibrant colours and enhanced contrasts. It is also unbeatable in lighting applications and food displays which require not only anti-reflection properties but also high levels of transmission.
alternative for difficult light conditions

Anti-glare glass provides consistently good readability of displays even under difficult light conditions, e.g. direct, pointed light. Marks and small scratches are also less visible, a major benefit for touch applications.

Anti-reflective glass with an easy to clean/finger print resistant coating combines the high level, colour brilliant transmission of normal glass with anti-reflection, whilst benefitting from surfaces that are less sensitive to marking – benefits generally attributed only to anti-glare glass.