Nanocoating and SMT Stencils

With a thickness of no more than 1-100 nanometers, nanocoatings are ultra-thin layers or chemical structures that are applied to surfaces by a variety of methods and applied to a wide range of substrates and chemically bond with non-porous surfaces. To put this in perspective, consider the thickness of paint used in the automotive industry of which is typically 125 microns or 125,000 nanometers.
While they can be one molecule thick, multiple molecular layers can be built up to deliver a particular chemical or physical property to a surface such as water-resistance (hydrophobic) and oil-resistance (oleophobic).