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Application
: : Filter for CD & DVD pick-up
: : Filter for optical
communication
: : Filter & mirror for
LCD projectors
: : Filter for the fluorescence
/ Raman analysis
Product Lineup
: : Interference filter
: : Infrared filter
: : Laser mirror
: : Beam splitter
: : High performance cold mirroron deep dish
: : Cold mirror / filter
: : Dichroic mirror / filter
: : Antireflection
: : Neutral density filter
: : Metal coating
: : DLC coating
OCJ Core Technology
: : Coating process
: : Optics thin-film design
: : Control technology
Quality Control &
Production Process
: : Quality Control
: : Production control
: : Production process

Corporate Information

History

1946 Thin Film Engineering Laboratory was incorporated in Zushi City, Kanagawa Prefecture, which was the first commercial producer of antireflection coatings on optical lenses.
1952 Reorganized into Shonan Optical Thinfilms Laboratory and transferred to Togoshi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo.
1960 Multilayer thinfilm division was separated from Shonan Optical Thinfilms Laboratory and incorporated into Vacuum Optics Corporation of Japan.
1961 Commissioned by Reserch and Development Corporation of Japan(JRDC) to develop Multilayer thinfilm optical coatings. The first plant was constructed in Togoshi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo to start the development program.
1963 Secceeded in the development of Multilayer thinfilm coatings. Started their commercial production after the successful development was authorized by the Development Council of JRDC. Started the prototype production of "Shading spectacle lens" with a subsidy from Tokyo Regional Bureau of Internatioinal Trade and Industry(TRBITI) as an export and prototype production incentive for small and midium-sized corporations.
1964 Increased capital up to 3 million yen. Started the production of photoelectric film thickness monitors after the acquisition of the patent license of "Photoelectric apparatus and methods for the monitoring of coating thickness" from the Agency of Industrial Science and Technology.
1969 Increased capital up to 5 million yen. Constructed a new plant in Nakabata, Gotenmba City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Received a subsidy from the New Technology Development Foundation to develop the "Prodction technology of complete antireflection films".
1971 Increased capital up to 10 million yen. Received a subsidy for technological innovation from TRBITI for the prototype production of "High quality laser mirrors".
1977 Increased capital up to 20 million yen. Expanded Gotemba Plant. Received a subsidy of technological innovation from TRBITI for the study on "Excimer laser mirrors".
1979 Increased capital up to 30 million yen. Acquired the patent license of "High frequency ion plating" from JRDC for the production of interference coatings.
1980 Received a subsidy of technological innovation from TRBITI for the prototype production of "High-durability cold mirrors".
1983 Increased capital up to 40 million yen. Constructed Gotemba Second Plant.
1985 Succeeded in the development of the plasma ion process.
1986 Increased capital up to 60 million yen. Incorporated lse Vacuum Optics Corporation in Hisai City, Mie Prefecture.
1987 Increased capital up to 70 million yen.
1989 Expanded the plant of Ise Vacuum Optics Corporation.
1992 Asahi Techno Glass Corporation participated in capital and management.
1998 Merged Ise Vacuum Optics Corporation as the Mie Plant. Increased capital up to 210 million yen.
2003 Started production at Thai Iwaki Glass Co.,Ltd.



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