Diamond Glass – anti-scratch glass is made using a high vacuum magnetron sputtering technique. In this process a high vacuum is created, then as a result of effective bombardment of the target with ions of working gas, atoms are released from target surface and are deposited on the substrate (here: glass) in the form of a nanolayer / coating.

The resulting coating, made of an amorphous carbon phase, has diamond-like properties, and when applied to a glass substrate, it exhibits the following characteristics: reduced friction coefficient, increased resistance to mechanical loads (e.g. scratches), increased hardness, chemical inercy, tightness and anti-static properties – the ability to neutralize the electric charge accumulated on the surface of the glass.