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Oleophobic Coatings

Aculon's oleophobic coating treatments bonds with many different surfaces at the nano-scale to create oil resistant, anti-smudge coatings. Aculon specializes in oleophobic (oil repelling) nano treatments that are easy to apply. All of Aculon's Oleophobic treatments carry the advantage of also being hydrophobic as well! This innovative oleophobic coating technology is extremely easy to apply through many different methods, requiring no costly capitol equipment. Call us now at +1-858-350-9474 or click the request for information buttons below to get more information about Aculon’s oleophobic treatments and coatings.

The Aculon Advantage

  • Nanoscale: 2-4 nm Thick Treatments
  • No or Minimal Capital Equipment
  • Easy to Apply
  • Easy Scale Up
  • Flexible Application Methods
  • Treat Sensitive Parts
  • Consumer Applied Technologies
  • OEM Applied Technologies
  • Durable Treatments
  • Functionalize Nanoparticles
  • Increase Hydrophobocity
  • Increase Oleophobicity
  • Treat Metals and Metal Oxides
  • Treat Glass Oxides and Polymers

Repellency Markets

Oil Resistant Coatings

Aculon’s oleophobic treatments also provide oil resistant properties on the surface to repel oil, dust, water, and dirt on surfaces. Aculon’s oil resistant coating treatments bond with many different surfaces at the nano-scale to create easy-clean, water and oleophobic, anti-smudge coatings.   allowing for easy-clean glass and easy-clean metal. Click below to request information or read more about Aculon’s oil resistant coatings.  

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Oleophobic Coatings Applications Include

Oleophobic Coating Treatments for Optical Applications

Oleophobic treatments for Display Applications

Oleophobic treatments for Electronics Applications

Oleophobic Coatings for Industrial Applications

Oleophobic Coating Treatments for Consumer Goods Applications

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Oleoophobic Treatment Substrate Compatibility

Aculon's oleophobic treatments are compatible with the following types of materials. Click through to see whether your specific substrate is compatible with the technology.

Repellency Videos

Optical lens untreated (left) vs. treated (right) with Sharpie pen

Untreated (left lens) vs. treated (right lens) in oil