Metal Films

Metal films are thin layers of metal applied to surfaces to modify their electrical, optical, or protective properties. They are commonly used in electronics, solar panels, and sensors. These films are created through processes like vapor deposition or sputtering, resulting in uniform, conductive coatings. Metal films can enhance electrical conductivity, provide corrosion resistance, or serve as reflective or decorative elements. Their thinness allows for precise control of these properties while maintaining the durability and functionality of the underlying material.