What is multi resistant coating?

The acronym “MRC” stands for “Multi Resistant Coating”. The broad-band anti-reflection coating MRC is produced by a plasma-supported condensation- deposit process. In this process, the accelerated inert-gas ions condense the material deposited as very compact and resistant layers.

Does multi-coated lens protect from blue light?

Multi-coated lenses corporate a combination of coatings – anti-reflection, scratch-resistant, water repellent and UV – to combine to improve the properties of your spectacles. Blue filter lenses filter out blue light from artificial light like VDU computer monitors and are designed to reduce eye fatigue.

How can you tell if a lens is multi-coated?

When you look at the front element of a lens with early coating the coating is less distinct and of a single color depending on the exact formulation used. Modern multi-coated lenses have much more obvious coatings which also change color when you hold them up to glancing light and move them around.

Why are binocular lenses Green?

Some manufacturers tout their binoculars’ ruby coatings (referring to the color, not the mineral). Their function is to eliminate red light from the image, reducing apparent chromatic aberration, but they give the image a blue-green cast. Some lens coatings remove blue from the image and heighten contrast.

What kind of fur does a double coated dog have?

Double coated dogs also require extra time and attention during grooming so the dense undercoat is fully brushed and doesn’t develop mats. The fur on single coated dogs can be any length, from the short, single coat of the Whippet to the long, silky single coat of the Afghan Hound.

What makes a double coat different from a single coat?

Double coats are like our winter coats with an interior insulation layer to prevent loss of body heat and an outer layer to block wind and rain. Dogs with double coats generally have a soft, dense undercoat and a coarser, slick, weather-repellent top coat. Single-coated dogs lack the dense, insulating undercoat.

What kind of dog has a single coat?

Poodles have a single coat of harsh, curly hair, while Maltese have a long, silky single coat; a soft-coated wheaten terrier has a soft, wavy single coat Dogs with single coats enjoy some advantages when compared to double-coated dogs. One big advantage, much appreciated by allergy sufferers, that the absence of an undercoat means less shedding.

What does double coat mean for a Bernese Mountain Dog?

Bernese Mountain Dog. When a dog has a double coat, it means he has an undercoat that is typically shorter than his outer coat, and his hair has a dense, woolly texture. And as the name suggests, single coated dogs have only one coat, without this undercoat.