Deep recesses

Deep recesses, holes, and other difficult three-dimensional configurations can usually be coated with relative ease. For instance, integrated circuit via holes with an aspect ratio of 10 1 can be completely filled with CVD tungsten. 

Most AR coatings are still produced by evaporation but CVD is gradually introduced particularly in applications with three-dimensional surfaces or deep recesses. AR coatings are used in numerous applications, which include lasers, lenses for cameras and binoculars, instrument panels, microscopes, telescopes, range finders, etc., as well as on automotive and architectural glasses. 

The local economy in most districts in Japan has been in a deep recession since the 1990s and nnemployment continues to be problems. The present recycling system well meets the Plastic Recycling Law. However, from the standpoint of view of the local citizen, there is a major contradiction. This might lead to a tendency to saturation of the amount of plastic being recycled. 

Conductors can be routed around corners, into deep recesses, along ramps and up nearly 90 degree walls. In addition, depending upon material selection, non-plated areas may be transparent, translucent, or colored to satisfy specific performance objectives. 

It should be noted that the 1980 figures do not take into consideration the deep recession in which the automotive industry presently finds itself. Actual numbers for 1980 are about 60-70% of those shown. 

It is not restricted to a line-of-sight deposition. Deep recesses, holes and other difficult three-dimensional configurations can be coated readily... 

The increase in global polyethylene consumption was 14% for the six year period 2004-2010, which corresponds to an annual increase of just over 2%. It is important to note that in late 2008, the global economy experienced a deep recession and the global economic growth slightly declined between 2008 and 2010. 

The throwing power is good and it is easy to obtain complete coverage of even the most complex surface, e.g. in deep recess or the insides of pipes. 

Where a potential fire might prevent access to them > In concealed positions behind doors, in cupboards or deep recesses... 

Avoid deep recesses and blind holes that cause the Faraday cage effKt... 

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