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Hind High Vacuum Co. (HHV) launches its ‘Made in India’ range of ophthalmic coaters for ophthalmic lenses

Bengaluru, March 13. Hind High Vacuum Co. Pvt. Ltd. (HHV), a leading Indian provider of vacuum equipment for high precision optical coatings, announced the launch of its range of ‘Made in India’ Ophthalmic coaters, under the OPTICOAT platform of coaters, for ophthalmic lenses.

The first model ‘OPTICOAT 600’ is perfectly sized to be suitable for small and mid-sized prescription labs. The next sizes ‘OPTICOAT 1100’ and  ‘OPTICOAT 1400’ are designed to support the larger producers of lenses in the country.

The machines, developed entirely out of HHV’s facility at Bengaluru, are state of art and are built with high quality stainless steel vacuum chambers with electropolished surface and with remote accessibility for software maintenance and upgradation. They are facilitated for easy loading and unloading of lens batches and a powerful pumping system for faster pump down to process pressure and they also include many pre-programmed recipes and user-friendly touch screen interface.

The demand for ophthalmic lenses has been steadily increasing due to the growing number of people requiring vision correction. Advancements in technology have made lenses more accessible to a wider range of customers, further increasing demand. The global ophthalmic lens market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.5% between 2021 and 2026.

“We are extremely pleased to be introducing this OPTICOAT range of Ophthalmic coating systems for the Indian and global markets. This new development highlights HHV’s relentless push to build world class systems in India. HHV’s motto has been synonymous with the Athamanirbhar push supported by the Government of India to make India a leader in cutting edge technology.” said Prasanth Sakhamuri, Managing Director of HHV.

“Our marketing strategy will focus on establishing partnerships with prescription-based wholesalers, retailers, and large volume lens manufacturers. We will also utilize digital marketing techniques such as search engine optimization, social media marketing, and email marketing to reach a wider audience in other parts of the world outside of India. With a team of experienced professionals and state-of-the-art equipment that we have designed and built, HHV aims to establish ourselves as a leading player in the optical lens deposition equipment market.” added Prasanth Sakhamuri.

HHV specializes in the manufacture of equipment for very specialized optical coating applications and is equipped with a global marketing and aftersales team that can provide after sales technical support. The company’s goal is to provide machines that can produce high-quality coatings on lenses at an affordable price to customers who require prescription glasses or contacts.

HHV’s product offerings in the ophthalmic space include a range of specialized equipment that are used for the hard coat and anti-reflection coating of single vision, multifocal, and progressive lenses. Its ophthalmic equipment offers coating capabilities over a range of lens materials including plastic, polycarbonate, and high-index lens materials. The coatings on lenses are done using the latest ion assisted electron beam vacuum process technology. The equipment and processes will be customized to meet the exact needs of its customers.

About HHV:

Hind High Vacuum Co. (HHV), based in Bengaluru, is India’s premier thin film and vacuum technology company, with close to six decades of expertise in the design and manufacture of high vacuum equipment for research and industrial applications. HHV is a global developer and manufacturer of laboratory and industrial scale vacuum thin film coating systems for optical, and functional coatings, in addition, it is the largest optics and thin film coating facility in India, it also manufactures special purpose vacuum equipment for complex metallurgical applications. HHV in addition to a vast network of sales in India has an international reach through its marketing and sales branches in the United Kingdom and distributors worldwide.

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