HCVAC vacuum provides a wide range of equipment combinations for the mass-produced flexible barrier market, which can be used for packaging and other applications, in which metal, oxide or transparent barrier layers are deposited on flexible substrates in vacuum by the roll to roll process. These processes include evaporation through electrically heated ceramic vessels, induction heated crucibles, and electron beam evaporation or sputtering deposition.

Evaporative electron beams (EBS) are required for various applications in the secure market when special layers and precision coatings are required to protect the authenticity of brands and products, as well as currencies and certificates. The solution can deposit special coatings of precision coatings, such as optical quality dielectric materials, to support the security and anti-counterfeiting applications of holography (preprint substrate). Today, there are a variety of device solutions available for deposition on flexible substrates.

Online printing (in situ) roll to roll system prints grayscale and patterned structures on a variety of substrates, including polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyethylene (PE), oriented polypropylene (OPP), cast polypropylene (CPP) paper and paper as alternative solutions for off-line demetallization processes - eliminating process steps in the production of differentiated packaging

For touch panel display of mobile electronic devices, transparent conductive oxide (TCO) is sputtered and deposited on hard coated PET. In order to match the reflective appearance of the sputtered ITO region with the etched free area of the uncoated substrate, the "refractive index matching" stack of high and low refractive index dielectrics is reactive sputtered onto the substrate. For sputtered window coatings for automotive glass applications, multilayer stacking of oxides and metals reduces the heat load from the sun.