AR anti-reflection
The existing specification lists visible-light transmittance above 92% and reduced surface reflection to support display readability and facial-camera operation in bright conditions.
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Felix Glass manufactures chemically strengthened aluminosilicate front cover glass for facial-recognition access control terminals, building video intercoms, outdoor door phones, video doorbells, gate-entry systems, and elevator controls. The panel can combine AR anti-reflection, AG anti-glare, and AF anti-fingerprint treatments on one glass substrate. Drawing-based services include CNC camera and sensor openings, mounting holes, edge chamfering, silk-screen borders, icons, patterns, and customer logos. This product is listed in our Smart Appliance Display Glass category. Typical project values below reflect the existing product specification. Final material, dimensions, tolerances, coating stack, and test plan are confirmed against the approved drawing. Each treatment addresses a different device-interface requirement. Coatings may be specified separately or as AR+AG, AR+AF, AG+AF, or a three-layer combination after the optical and environmental targets are reviewed. The existing specification lists visible-light transmittance above 92% and reduced surface reflection to support display readability and facial-camera operation in bright conditions. A matte surface diffuses direct reflections while maintaining the clarity needed for the display and touch interface. A hydrophobic top layer reduces oil and fingerprint adhesion and makes routine wiping easier for frequently touched access terminals. Browse the wider Felix Glass product catalog for other display and functional-glass options. Test method, fixture, sample geometry, and acceptance criteria should be written into the purchase specification when these values are required for qualification. Felix Glass supports a drawing-to-production workflow for access-control cover glass. The original product content lists the following processing capabilities: Camera windows, sensor apertures, speaker openings, slots, and fixing holes. Fine chamfering, polishing, flat edges, and 2.5D or 3D rounded-edge options. Black masking borders, solid colors, icons, custom patterns, and customer logos. Optional conductive silver-paste printing for compatible capacitive-touch circuit designs. The original product description lists dimensional machining tolerance within ±0.01 mm. Feasibility depends on hole geometry, edge distance, panel thickness, and the approved drawing. Learn more about the company’s processing background on About Us. These optical targets are intended to reduce reflected light over the display and camera window. Final values should be selected for the actual display brightness, camera wavelength, outdoor angle, and housing design. The original product content states that full-spectrum transmittance is inspected with a PerkinElmer spectrophotometer before delivery. It also lists near-infrared transmittance above 91% at 850 nm and 940 nm, wavelengths commonly used by facial-recognition fill-light systems. For projects that require certification evidence, the inspection scope and report format can be agreed before production. Practical articles about glass selection and processing are available in the Felix Glass blog. The product attributes list 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0 mm as customizable thickness options. The original detailed description also provides the project references below and notes that nonstandard thicknesses from 0.7 to 3.0 mm may be evaluated for prototypes. Dimensions are project references, not universal limits. Final size depends on substrate, thickness, holes, edge distance, strengthening route, and coating process. The existing description states that panel edges receive protective sealing after coating to reduce moisture entry between the coating and substrate. The AF layer is used to reduce dust and oil adhesion on the exposed surface. The original content lists more than five years of stable composite-coating performance under normal outdoor conditions. Actual service life depends on UV exposure, cleaning chemicals, abrasion, salt, temperature cycling, sealing design, and maintenance. The existing product description provides the planning ranges below. Schedule confirmation follows drawing review, material availability, coating selection, inspection requirements, and sample approval. Confirm dimensions, tolerance, printing, camera or sensor windows, coating stack, quantity, and test requirements. Existing planning range after receipt of confirmed engineering drawings. Existing planning range after sample and process confirmation. Existing planning range; the final schedule is stated in the order confirmation. Start with the site’s main page if you need to review Felix Glass capabilities before submitting project details. Panel size, opening locations, black-mask coverage, infrared window, touch stack, and housing seal should be evaluated as one assembly. Answers below retain the original product guidance while clarifying which points require project confirmation. Yes. The existing product offering supports a single AR treatment, AR+AG or AR+AF combinations, and the full AR+AG+AF stack according to the application environment and cost target. The original specification lists more than five years under normal outdoor conditions without delamination or obvious fading. The agreed validation plan should reflect the actual climate and cleaning method. Yes. The product content lists silver-paste circuit printing for compatible capacitive-touch solutions after strengthening. Standard technical data and spectral-transmittance reports can be discussed for equipment qualification. Use Contact Us to identify the documents required. The original content states that ion exchange has nearly no effect on visible and near-infrared transmittance. The delivered specification should define the required transmission band and acceptance value. The original product description lists individual foam separation to reduce surface scratching during ocean transportation. Send the dimensional drawing, glass thickness, coating combination, camera and sensor windows, printing artwork, edge requirements, target quantity, test needs, and requested schedule. Felix Glass can then review manufacturability and prepare a project-specific quotation and sample plan. Technical data and optical-performance documentation can be included in the review when specified.1. Tempered Intercom Access Control Glass Panel Overview
2. Three-in-One AR, AG, and AF Coating Advantages
AR anti-reflection
AG anti-glare
AF anti-fingerprint
3. Tempered Glass Impact Performance Data
4. Custom CNC Drilling and Silk-Screen Processing
CNC openings
Edge finishing
Decorative printing
Functional printing
5. Outdoor Sunlight Anti-Glare Technical Parameters
6. Facial Recognition Transmittance Test Report
7. Standard Thickness and Size Selection
Reference thickness Example application Listed maximum custom dimension 1.1 mm Indoor wall-mounted intercom panels 400 × 300 mm 1.5 mm General outdoor facial-access terminals 550 × 420 mm 2.0 mm Heavy-duty outdoor gate-access equipment 650 × 500 mm
8. Waterproof and Dust-Resistant Surface Treatment
9. Prototype and Mass-Production Lead Time
10. Building Security Access Application Scenarios
11. Intercom Touch Glass Technical FAQ
Can AR, AG, and AF treatments be specified separately?
What outdoor coating life is listed?
Is conductive touch printing supported?
Can technical data and test reports be supplied?
Does chemical strengthening affect optical transmission?
How is bulk glass packed?
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Yes. We provide a full range of in-house processing services, including CNC machining, precision grinding, optical polishing, vacuum coating (AR, AF, AG, IR), tempering, and screen printing. Every step—from raw material to finished product—is carried out within our own facility. Please let us know your requirements, and we will provide you with the most cost-effective solution.