I have seen a trend of vacuum coaters to verify the thickness of various and multiple layers within their process. A reliable technique is using a non destructive XRF instrument similar to an X-Strata 980. If anyone would like some more information please contact me. Karl.Mayle@oxinst.com or gather information at oxford-instruments.com
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