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Anti-Reflective Coatings Market Trends | Share, Types, Region and Competition Analysis with Forecast to 2023

Anti-Reflective Coatings Market Overview

Apart from the reduction of reflection on the glass surface, the anti-reflective coatings needs to be protected against mechanical, physical and chemical attack is the reason why we coat the anti-glare coatings on corrective lenses and camera lens elements, and antireflective coatings on solar cells. There are verity of demands on anti-reflective coatings. The demand for materials for exterior application are different to those for products for interior applications. To fulfil this demand, several types of binders and additives are available. Furthermore, the application technology used depends on both the binder and the market.

Improvement in sustainability, reduction of harmful substances and reduction of volatile organic compounds (VOC) are some of the general trends as per the requirement and regulations in global anti-reflective coating market. The relative importance of the various trends in anti-corrosive market depends on the governmental regulations in regions and on consumer need.

The growth in the anti-reflective coating industry is primarily be driven by a boom in optical lance industry in the world and growing automotive industry in the Asia Pacific region. In addition to this, increasing spending capacity of people in turn is expected to benefits the major applications in which anti-reflective coatings.

Key Players Analysis

Royal DSM, Carl Zeiss AG, Honeywell International Inc, Hoya Corporation, Essilor International Co., PPG Industries Inc, Rodenstock GmbH, Cascade Optical Corporation, Janos Technology Inc, iCoat Company LLC and others are some of the prominent players at the forefront of competition in the Global Anti-Reflective Coatings Market and are profiled in MRFR Analysis.

According to MRFR analysis, the Anti-Reflective Market Trends is estimated to reach USD 5.92 billion by the end of 2023 at a robust CAGR of 8.8%.

Competitive Landscapes

The report analyses the degree of competition among the industry players as well as industry growth and market scenario. The global anti-reflective coatings market is at a growing stage, which represents moderate stats in terms of market value and overall volume. Over the past few years, anti-reflective coatings market has witnessed healthy demand due to increasing spending capacity of people which has stoked sales of furniture.

Nevertheless, the degree of competition among the market players is still less owing to limited major market players across the globe. Globally market for anti-reflective coatings is fragmented and it is moving towards growth expansion by specifically adopting partnership, expansion and joint-venture strategies and product launch strategies.

Industry/ Innovation/ Related News

July 2015 – Quantum Coating, Inc announced the purchase of a new 64” batch thin film coating chamber. As industry demand grows, company is focusing on not only meeting current capacity, but being tenacious in our efforts to be prepared for the demand in the coming years. This addition is expected to robust coating Department of company. This system adds company��s diverse coating capabilities with additional capacity to coat conductive anti-reflective films and night vision filters. The addition of the coating chamber comes after a 10-month personnel expansion taking what was a 32 employee company to an over 45 employee company in the short period of time. Along with production personnel, the expansion included the appointment of Quality Manager and sales executive to fulfill the consumer demand.

May 2012 – PPG Industries launched a new anti-reflective coating for glass panels used in solar modules, increasing the amount of electricity produced by three to five percent and reducing heat, according to Richard Beuke, PPG's vice president for flat glass, in Pittsburgh, Pa. The company spent nearly four years developing the angstrom-thin coating, which includes layers of titanium dioxide, silicon dioxide and magnesium, branded Solarphire. To better serve the solar manufacturing industry, largely located on the West Coast, PPG also has amplified its Fresno, Calif., glass plant and its Salem, Ore., coatings facility, at a cost of about USD12 million. The company also recently formed a Solar Performance Group.

November 2017 – VSP Optics Group launches TechShield anti-reflective coatings. In keeping with its commitment to provide eye care professionals with the latest technology, VSP Optics Group unveiled TechShield Anti-Reflective (AR) Coatings. This new family of lens enhancements utilizes advanced technology to make AR easier to understand, dispense, and rely upon.

Anti-Reflective Coatings Market Regional Analysis

Asia Pacific region accounted largest market share in the global anti-reflective coatings market and expected to dominate during the forecast period due to rising population, automotive and growing electronics industry in the region. China being largest consumer, manufacturer and exporter of Anti-Reflective Coatings. Chinese manufacturers are mostly small manufacturers and some of the prominent manufacturers. India is the second largest consumer in Asia Pacific region. Several initiatives taken by Government of India will support the growth of coating industry in India. One of such initiative is 'Make in India'.

This initiative is expected to foster growth in Indian anti-reflective coating market by allowing duty rationalization for skill development, feedstock, improving infrastructure and tax incentives for R&D investments. Approval of the GST bill is another key reform which is expected to lower logistics cost by 10-15% and create a unified market across the country. The launch of Single Window Interface for Facilitating Trade (SWIFT) by government would help importers or exporters to file a common integrated declaration, instead of 9 forms across 6 agencies. In addition to this, North America & Europe have witnessed healthy growth in anti-reflective coatings market owing to a growing non-residential repair, renovation and new construction activities in the region.

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Pump House Center For the Arts 1 Enderlin Cir. Chillicothe, OH 45601 Even in 1882, the people of Chillicothe enjoyed this part of the city. Citizens came to Yoctangee Park in their carriages and had picnics. The park was becoming an integral part of the city’s cultural life. Due to a series of fires it was deemed necessary to build a pumping station in the park, City Officials decided to have the building be both functional and an architectural addition to the park. Architects were retained from Pittsburgh, PA and their design reflected the flower gardens, ornamental bridges, and gazebos that occupied the park. The Pump House and Water Works, built in 1883 by the Chillicothe Gas, Light, and Water Works, once housed large, powerful, brass pumps that were housed in the North Gallery and used to fight fire that periodically destroyed parts of the city during Chillicothe’s early history. As the city grew, inside water taps became the norm and The Pumping Station was deemed insufficient for the growing population. For a number of years the building was used by the city service department. Road equipment was stored in the building, as was salt for use on icy roads. By the mid-1970’s, the building was in a state of disrepair. At this point, the city government felt that it should be torn down. Preservationists and the Jaycees of Chillicothe pleaded with the city to try to keep the building from being torn down. The Jaycees used the Pump House as a haunted house to try to raise money for restoration. In March 1977, the Pump House was placed on the Ohio Historic Inventory with a survey done by Catherine W. Sheets. November 15, 1979, saw the Pump House listed in the National Register of Historic Places. In 1984, the building was condemned due to holes in roof and floor. A group of artists lead by Ted Fickisen, preservationists, and attorney, Jim Barrington formed a coalition to restore and preserve the building. The old pump house was leased to a board of trustees in 1986 as a historic center for the arts. Only then did the daunting task of turning an old pump house into an art gallery fully begin. The roof was so rotted that major portions had to be rebuilt, the limestone foundation had crumbled, all the windows and doors were bricked in and nailed shut, and there was no permanent floor, no electricity or water. This founding group, along with other interested residents, established a Board of Trustees and the raised the $160,000 needed for the restoration part of the project. A philanthropist and builder, Wilbur Poole, took on the incredible task of restoring the building as it is today. Over 6 years, as funds were raised, the coursework was replaced, bricks repaired, floors poured, electricity and water installed, and walls rebuilt. Slowly the rooms were transformed into a place where exhibits could be hung and viewed by the Citizens of Chillicothe, and on August 3, 1991 the Pump House opened as a gallery. The Pump House is a fine example of Victorian Gothic architecture. The building features a large central tower colorfully patterned with glazed ceramic tiles, eight Palladian windows, common-bond brick patterns, and a low pitched, hipped slate roof. The unique brick work on the interior has piano key dentil work around the windows. The two cathedral galleries are ornately paneled in vaulted, dark, tongue and groove oak construction, similar to the treatment on a ship’s interior. The Pump House’s age and history is reflected in the white deposits left by salt on the brick walls from its days as a storage building and in the 1913 High Water Mark that identifies flood levels that submerged all but the tower and top 4 feet of the second floor. The Pump House remains vibrate and active in Chillicothe, housing a gift gallery and multi-level exhibit space, as well as being rented for various events. Workshops for adults and children are available to promote art awareness and education.

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20 Houses Under $50,000: February/March 2017 Edition

by Elizabeth Finkelstein

Happy (almost) spring! I’ve combined our February & March issues into one extra-special, double-decker list of 20 gorgeous, full-of-potential historic houses under $50,000. Enjoy! (If you come across any beautiful old houses for sale for under $50,000, send them along to us at [email protected])

1 313 Main St, Unadilla, NY Source: Zillow, courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA $39,900 (foreclosure) This is a Fannie Mae Homepath property! Gorgeous two story home located in Unadilla, NY. Covered front porch greets you upon entrance. Gorgeous hardwood flooring throughout the home and a spacious open floor plan. Living area is accompanied by a fireplace. Spiral staircase leads you upstairs. Open bedrooms and upstairs fireplace. Charming home takes you back in time and is located close to amenities!

2 402 N Pittsburgh St, Connellsville, PA Source: Realtor, courtesy of Conn Realty, Inc. $25,000 Spacious 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home is perfect for your growing family. Plenty of character and potential in this gem. Conveniently located on a corner lot with off-street parking. Original woodwork, built-ins and fireplaces are added charm while you enjoy the convenience of a first floor laundry room and a full bath.

3 651 N Main St, Kenton, OH Source: Zillow, courtesy of Royer Realty LLC $49,900 Vintage character! This Victorian home built in 1870 has great potential! Large rooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative wood moldings, fireplace, big windows, covered front porch, fenced back yard, one car detached garage plus an updated kitchen! 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms with one on main level, full bath and large walk-in closet upstairs and main level laundry in kitchen. Call today to see this spacious home!

4 1701 Grand Ave, Emmetsburg, IA Source: Zillow $27,500 Victorian project home located near center of Emmetsburg, IA. Home was built in 1893 by the town mayor, and is approximately 3200 square feet, with 6 + 1 bedrooms, 2 baths (with space built out for master bathroom in master suite downstairs).

Home has been updated and renovated, but still needs additional love and attention. Each floor has approximately 1600 square feet of space, plus full walk-up attic and partial basement. Home includes beautiful original burled walnut woodwork and pocket doors, built in china cabinet, and one original fireplace. Home also includes one beautiful wood staircase, and second staircase off back of kitchen. First floor includes master suite (plus build out for master bath), family room with fireplace, large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with walk-in pantry, laundry, mudroom, and bathroom. Also includes two storage closets. Second floor includes five bedrooms with closets, small office/den, and full bath. The first floor has been renovated and updated. Second floor has been partially renovated, but will require additional work before several of the rooms are move-in ready. Completed renovations and updates include:

*New 400 sq. ft. master suite downstairs with new carpet, lights, electrical outlets, and molding. *New paint and electrical outlets throughout first and second floor. *Kitchen counter and fixtures have been replaced, cabinets were refinished, and wood flooring was installed. *New light fixtures and ceiling fans added to every room in the house. *Popcorn ceilings have been removed and repainted throughout the house. *Other minor modifications and updating throughout. * Electrical panel and wiring was updated in 2014. * New roof installed in 2003.

The house will require additional work prior to becoming move-in ready, including a furnace tune-up/repair, water heater replacement, bathroom fixtures installed downstairs, and possible minor plaster repair. The outside of the home will require new paint and fascia repair. Looking for someone who will be able to take on this project home. Depending on taste, many of the constructions items can be included in the cost of the sale (including fixtures, molding, tools, etc.). House is currently assessed at $61,000 by the county assessor. Willing to sell AS-IS for $50,000.

5 2453 Berdan Ave, Toledo, OH Source: RE/MAX Preferred Associates $39,900 FEATURES EAT-IN KITCHEN W/ GRANITE COUNTERTOPS, NEWER WOOD CABINETS & MATCHING APPLIANCES. FORMAL DINING RM. LARGE LIVING RM WITH FIREPLACE AND ACCESS TO SUN ROOM. WOOD FLOORS IN BED RMS. UPDATES TO FULL BATH. LOCATED ABOUT 2 MILES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO. Selling as-is. Cash only. First 21 days on market for Owner Occupants only. Investor offers will be reviewed on day 22.

6 23 Pittsylvania Ave, Halifax, NC Source: Zillow, courtesy of Heaton Real Estate $28,000 Own your own piece of History within The Historic Town of Halifax! Over 200 years old, built in the late 1700’s, early 1800’s, this beautiful Colonial Home formally known as The Price House & locally known as The Willie Jones House is in much need of repairs and restoration. NEEDS TLC and SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS! Yet, when fully restored it can be a prize show piece. Starting with a Victorian front porch, displaying original front door transom and sidelights, beautiful mantels and some original woodworking. This featured home is not only unique, but is also a work of art. This historic home is protected by covenants held by Preservation North Carolina and will apply to new buyer. Buyer may be eligible to receive historic preservation tax credits. Consult with the Town of Halifax first, but imagine converting this home into a small Bed n Breakfast in the historical heart of the County.

7 800 Main St, Ely, NV Source: Estately, courtesy of Silver Rio LLC $45,000 Built in 1900 and operated as the Historic Cherry Creek Saloon until 2013 when it was converted to a residence. Includes the original structure and 5 lots. Furnished main living and kitchen areas 616 square feet. Additional 280 feet with two rooms and bathrooms all unfinished. For Sale in AS-IS CONDITION.

8 1258 County Road 35, Guilford, NY Source: Hunt Real Estate $49,900 This is a Fannie Mae Homepath property! Beautiful old world charm in this Colonial style home. Tons of extra storage options with plenty of large rooms! Great open floor plan that allows tons of natural light throughout! Located close to your needed amenities! Dont miss it!

9 872 Wall St, Iva, SC Source: Berkshire Hathaway C. Dan Joyner $45,500 Diamond in the Rough!! – Home with character located on 5 acres, this is a country lover’s dream! Large home with rocking chair front porch, enclosed back porch, 2 outbuldings, and so much more. The attic could be converted to more GLA as well… 3 bedrooms ( one has no closet and one is plumbed for another bathroom), huge living room with fireplace, Den with built-ins, Large kitchen and 1 bath.

10 1935 SW Buchanan St, Topeka, KS Source: Zillow, courtesy of Miller & Midyett Real Estate $35,000 HISTORIC BRICK 2 1/2 STORY VICTORIAN ON LARGE CORNER LOT. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH IS READY TO BE RESTORED TO FORMAL ELEGANCE. HARDWOOD FLOORS, HIGH CEILINGS, LOTS OF ORIGINAL FIXTURES. COVERED FRONT PORCH. PREVIOUSLY CONVERTED TO TWO SEPARATE LIVING AREAS ONE ON MAIN AND ONE UP. PRIVATE ENTRANCE TO UPPER STORY. ATTIC HAS HIGH CEILING & COULD MAKE FOR FUTURE EXPANSION. FULL UNFIN. BSMT & DET GARAGE WITH OFFICE/WKSHOP. PROPERTY HAS BEEN IN SAME FAMILY FOR MANY YEARS. SOLD AS IS. CLOSE TO WASHBURN UNIV.

11 12720 Still Pond Rd, Still Pond, MD Source: Trulia, courtesy of Doug Ashley Realtors LLC $39,900 This Victorian, located in the quaint village of Still Pond, is ready for renovation! A new well and BAT(Best Available Technology) septic system was installed in 2014. Wood floors, a nice staircase and large rooms make the possibilities endless! The well and septic alone probably cost what this property is listed for. Great opportunity to own a piece of history & renovate it to today’s standards.

12 6896 Us Highway 29, Reidsville, NC Source: Zillow, courtesy of Atkinson Real Estate $29,900 (offer pending) Some attractive wood work in subject, extra LRG Fireplace in LR, Mostly HRWD floors. Old farm style w/ Master BR on 1st fl, 4 BR, 2 Full baths. Has many possibilities. SOLD AS-IS Property is eligible for the FMFL initiative through 1-1-17. website for more details.

13 1311 Walnut St, Sweetwater, TX Source: Realtor, courtesy of Hunter Ranch and Realty $25,000 Large 2 story, 8 bedroom, 2 bathroom house on huge corner lot! House needs lots of work or the lot could serve as a good spot to build! For more info call listing agent Justin Wilburn @ 325 338 5099

14 1609 Virginia Ave, Connersville, IN Source: RE/MAX Preferred Choice $29,900 GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!! PRICED TO SELL. GREAT PRICE IN A GREAT LOCATION. NEEDS FIXED-UP BUT WORTH THE EFFORT. NEIGHBORING PROPERTIES CURRENTLY PRICED IN THE UPPER 100’S!!

15 713 S 6th St, Coshocton, OH Source: Peddicord Rice Auction Realty $45,000 CHARACTER! Check out this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with all kinds of character. Beautiful woodwork throughout the home including pocket doors, french doors and lovely built-ins in the dining room. Home has had several updates including electrical, gas service, hot water heater and more.

16 634 Laurels Rd, Johnson City, TN Source: RE/MAX Checkmate $49,900 Circa 1875, Tennessee Federal Style Home with Creek Front. Remodeled during 80’s, Home is in need of rejuvenating. Nice Large, Level Lot, popular location between JC, Unicoi, and Happy Valley Communities.

17 620 Edward St, Branchville, SC Source: Zillow, courtesy of Dorchester Real Estate Services $45,000 PRICE REDUCED!! Early 1900’s Home in the Historic town of Branchville. When you walk up to the home you are welcomed by a beautiful wrap front porch that was a fixture of homes of this era. +/-2084sqft with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Enter the front door into the foyer with living and dining room. Nice size kitchen and eating area. This home has the original wood floors and high ceilings. If you are looking for an older home this may be just the one for you.

18 421 Mckinley Ave, Butler, PA Source: CENTURY 21 American Heritage Realty $37,900 POTENTIAL TO BE REMARKABLE PERIOD HOME. ORIGINAL UNPAINTED WOODWORK. AMAZING PILLARS THRU WIDE OPENING INTO LIVING ROOM. BREATH TAKING INTO THE ENTRY! STAINED GLASS IS AMAZING! SOME NEWER FLOORING, WINDOWS, NEWER PAINT IN SOME ROOMS. 3RD FLOOR HAS 4 ROOMS–2 FOR BEDROOMS AND 2 FOR WALK IN CLOSETS. HOUSE NEEDS SOME WORK BUT HAS VERY GOOD BONES. NICE, PARTIALLY FENCED IN YARD, QUIET STREET, PLENTY OF PARKING.

19 301 Crook St, Coin, IA Source: Zillow, courtesy of Crawford & Co Real Estate $39,900 An older home that has had some updates and some unique features. This home has 4 bedrooms and two full baths. It has a newer hi-ef furnace and some newer wiring. On the main floor you will find a kitchen with attached laundry room, a full bath, large living room with fireplace, a foyer, and two stairways. The upper level has four bedrooms and a full bath. The basement has four large rooms and high ceiling with potential for living space. There is a one car garage. The home sits on a large lot. The home has oak floors, set of French doors and a large fireplace. There is a wraparound porch, partially enclosed and an enclosed back porch.

20 308 Calhoun St, Johnston, SC Source: Zillow, courtesy of Edgefield Southern Realty $49,900 Beautiful Antique home with lots of heart pine floors, beautiful windows, and original tin shingle roof. Wide front porch for lemonade afternoons. Privacy fenced back yard with detached carport at rear. Back screened porch waiting on your rocking chair. Kitchen has hand painted details and contemporary colors. Come view today and make this house your home!

Love cheap, beautiful old houses?

Follow CIRCA’s latest Instagram feed at @CheapOldHouses, on which we showcase only gorgeous historical homes for sale for under $100,000.

AUTHOR ELIZABETH FINKELSTEIN

Elizabeth is the founder of CIRCA and a practicing writer, architectural historian and preservation consultant living in Brooklyn, NY. Elizabeth has loved historic houses for as long as she can remember, having grown up in an 1850’s Greek Revival gem that was lovingly restored by her parents. Elizabeth, her husband Ethan and their beagle Banjo remain on a relentless hunt for their perfect “Thanksgiving house.”

from House Retoration Tips http://circaoldhouses.com/20-house-under-50000-februarymarch-2017-edition/

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tinaparkerusa · 8 years ago

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20 Houses Under $50,000: February/March 2017 Edition

by Elizabeth Finkelstein

Love cheap, beautiful old houses?

Follow CIRCA’s latest Instagram feed at @CheapOldHouses, on which we showcase only gorgeous historical homes for sale for under $100,000.

AUTHOR ELIZABETH FINKELSTEIN

from House Retoration Tips http://circaoldhouses.com/20-house-under-50000-februarymarch-2017-edition/

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juliasmathewus · 8 years ago

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20 Houses Under $50,000: February/March 2017 Edition

by Elizabeth Finkelstein

Love cheap, beautiful old houses?

Follow CIRCA’s latest Instagram feed at @CheapOldHouses, on which we showcase only gorgeous historical homes for sale for under $100,000.

AUTHOR ELIZABETH FINKELSTEIN

from Home Decoration Ideas http://circaoldhouses.com/20-house-under-50000-februarymarch-2017-edition/

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