Optical: systems and elements – Light interference – Produced by coating or lamina
Patent
1995-01-09
1996-11-19
Henry, Jon W.
Optical: systems and elements
Light interference
Produced by coating or lamina
359580, 359586, 359589, 359512, 219219, H05B 320, G02B 528, G02B 110
Patent
active
055768857
ABSTRACT:
A method of producing heatable mirrors comprising depositing onto a ribbon of hot glass during the production process a reflecting coating whereby the mirrors so formed have a visible light reflection of at least 70% and depositing an electroconductive heating layer onto the mirrors. There is also provided a heatable mirror comprising a glass substrate carrying a non-metallic reflecting coating whereby the mirror has a visible light reflection of at least 70% and an electroconductive heating layer deposited on the coated substrate.
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Jenkinson Timothy
Lowe Martin
Henry Jon W.
Pilington Glass Limited
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