Leading Provider of Roll-to-Roll Coated Substrates
VDI® is a leading provider of quality products and solutions. Our centrally-located Louisville, Kentucky production facility allows us to reach all of the U.S. quickly and efficiently.
Specialty Sputtered Coatings (Metals/Oxides)
- Aluminum
- Aluminum Oxide
- Chrome
- Copper
- Gold
- Inconnel
- ITO/Indium Tin Oxide
- Nickel Chrome
- Nickel Vanadium
- Nickel Vanadium Oxide
- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silver
- Silver/NSN
- Titanium
- Titanium Oxide
- Tungsten
- Tungsten Oxide
Typical Sputtered Applications
- Antenna
- Anti-Reflective /Anti-Static
- Barrier Film
- EMR Shielding
- Flexible Electronics
- Medical
- Microwave Receptor
- Moldable Plastics
- Security Coatings
- Touch Panel
- Window Film (Automotive/Architectural)
Thermal Evaporative Coating (Vapor)
- Aluminum
- Copper
- Zinc Sulphide
Typical Applications
- Barrier Packaging
- Decorative
- Microwave Receptor
- Moldable Plastics
- Security Coatings
- Window Film (Automotive/Architectural)
Spectrally Selective Component
VDI’s Spectrally Selective component is a highly engineered, multi-layered, film with an optically clear coating that offers superior solar heat rejection, high IR rejection, low visible light rejection and low absorption rate.
Spectrally Selective film provides maximum energy savings with a virtually invisible appearance. VDI’s innovative technology selectively blocks infrared rays while allowing visible sunlight to shine through. Spectrally Selective film is great for maintaining the look of existing glass and is ideal for storefronts, commercial buildings and homes that need minimal light control and excellent heat rejection. The film also reduces passive solar gain even with increased interior illumination levels.
Window Film Component
VDI offers a wide array of component materials that can be used in window film products. From standard metallized aluminum to spectrally selective coatings with different visual appearances and heat rejection properties, VDI can support any window film need. VDI is capable of coating on substrates as thin as 0.5 mil and up to 10 mil.