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ADS Eyewear Ant-Fog Coating
ADS Eyewear offers a premium ant-fog treatment that help in reducing water droplets’ surface tension, which cause the water droplets to disperse into an invisible and continuous thin sheet that ultimatelately provides clear and free vision fog for your eyewear lenses. Applications include ophthalmic lenses, safety googles, face shields, sports eyewear and industrial eyewear. When it comes to anti-fog coating being applied to various material, there are no limits in regards to lens styles, materials include most plastic, polycarbonate, acrylic, Trivex, mid index, and hi index along eight glass substrates. ADS Eyewear anti-fog coating can also be applied to clear, tinted, photchromic/transition and polarized prescription lenses. In case you were wondering… anti-fog coatings can also be applied to prescription lenses with, scratch resistant, mirror, anti-reflective coatings built into the lenses. We have the ability to craft a lens with incredible optical performance by combining, scratch resistant, protection and resistance from dust and smudges, maximize glare protection plus long-lasting fog-free vision. This amazing process of craftsmanship is done by combining our anti-fog coating with indigo, aura, vivix and fusion 5 AR Coatings. Sunwear and sports eyewear ice and fusion ice mirror coating combined with our anti-fog coating demonstrate ultra-reflective mirror performance while eliminating the fogging issues that so many people experience while participating in sports and outdoor activities. Long lasting and durable optical performance is standard when you choose our premium hardcoats. Lenses Coated with our premium anti-fog coating illustrate superior anti-fog performance.
Anti-Fog Coating Tested to withstand Extreme Conditions
Our premium anti-fog coating has been evaluated by using various exposure tests. When we breathe tested the premium anti-fog coating the result was no fog formation after directly breathing on the coated lens surface. Other test that we ran were hot and moist air test and a freeze test, the results were no fog formation after exposing the lenses to either environment. Maintenance for the anti-fog coating is recommended for the best optimal performance, we suggest that you only clean the lenses with anti-fog cleaning solution. An anti-fog cleaning solution would revive and maintain the overall functionality and durability of the premium anti-fog coating we offer. The premium anti-fog coating is known as a rejuvenator and cleaning solution that helps maintain fog free properties within the surface of the lens. The premium anti-fog coating is available in a 0.5 ox bottle.
Fogging is a huge problem when it comes to lenses in glasses. There are several reasons for the fogging of safety goggles and glasses. One of the main reasons for fogging is Humidity. For better understanding on how it is possible for glasses to fog up please continue reading. Water, Steam and Ice are the same substance; H2O. Although each of them just happen to be occupying different states of matter. The specific state that humidity is happens to be in is a gas. Which is also know as water vapor. This is a cause for fog and develops water droplets onto the lens of the glasses or goggles. There are several different ways that fog can form. For example, changing temperatures is a common culprit for fogging up glasses and safety goggles. An example of this is if you are in a cold fridge or freezer and you immediately walk into a warmer room most likely your glasses will fog up due to the temperature change. This clash of warm air to a cold surface is the perfect recipe for a reaction that changes the state of the matter into gas. This creates the water vapor and droplets that alter your vision while wearing glasses. Another example of how your lenses can fog is if you are exerting physical energy and you heat your glasses up due to your body heat. Since the lenses are cooler than the air and your body this has an effect and the reaction results in water droplets or fog that is visible on the lens. Humidity can be quite a nuisance when wearing glasses or safety goggles.
The conditions of fogging can be unpredictable and happen at the worst times especially at work. The good news is that anti-fog products have been developed to combat this common problem. The Anti-Fog is spread across the lenses as a form of protection against the fog which neutralizes the effects of the water vapor. Anti-fog contains specific ingredients that combat fog by absorbing the water. This allows the preservation of the lens and helps with the appearance of fog. Unfortunately not all anti-fogs work forever. The chemistry is fairly complicated when it comes to the coatings of the lens. Eventually with the amount of fog the coating does get washed away. Another problem that can arise is the the wrong type of ingredients in the anti-fog mixture which in return causes more fog. Another issue can be anti-fog products that adhere to the lens and leave a coating that needs more moisture to wash off the lens. The most common lens type in safety glasses and safety goggles are made from acrylic and polycarbonate materials that can have numerous different types of coatings that make anti-fog products an invalid solution. Prescription lenses more often than not have coatings on them as well. Examples of the types of coatings include anti-glare, anti-scratch, and more! Most of the different coating options are not water friendly at all which cant make things complicated for developers of anti-fog products. To be technical the lenses have a low surface energy and the anti-fog has a higher surface energy which does not allow much room to bond and coat the lens.
Many ask what anti-fog products work and why. It is important to find a product that adheres to the lens. Chemists must consider the surface of the lens and how to combat the possible effects against the anti-fog product.
We have new anti-fog technology that will be available soon, nano film technology will integrated into the lens for the best possible clarity and quality the market has ever seen.
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