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Thin Films & Optics
HHV’s leadership in thin film technology
For over five decades, HHV has been executing challenging assignments involving thin film techniques to fulfill the needs of every important sectors of the nation. Its R&D team has been closely associating with world renowned scientists in optics & thin film coatings to develop advanced optical coatings and equipment in this field.
A well-equipped laboratory has been set up for this purpose with product characterization facilities to carry out tests based on MIL standards. It has been equipped with sophisticated thin film coaters with necessary modern accessories and processes in a clean room environment.
Optics & Thin film coating division has earned a reputation for consistent, reliable product performance and is certified for ISO: 9001:2000, BS OHSAS 18001: 2007 and ISO 14001: 2004 quality systems.
Optics and Thin Film Coatings
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Thin film coatings
HHV has served over five decades in developing a wide variety of Optical coatings required for all commercial and scientific establishments. A few of the high-tech optoelectronic products for which... -
Horology
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Deposition Materials & Consumables
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Optics Fabrication Laboratory
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Lithography
HHV has added a new photolithography facility to develop a thin film circuit fabrication facility. Starting from the metallization of coatings, finished products with patterned circuits can be real...
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