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Product Code C181
Price $84 ex. VAT

Providing robust protection for manual handling

allowing storage and measurement under ambient conditions for several weeks


Overview | Specifications


Coverslips, also known as Encapsulation Glass Slides, are part of the encapsulation system used with our OLED/OPV ITO patterned substrates.

They provide robust protection for manual handling of a completed device and prevent direct oxygen/water ingress, allowing for storage and measurement under ambient conditions for several weeks (edge ingress will eventually occur).

Encapsulation glass slides

Specifications


Coverslips for 20mm x 15mm Substrates

Encapsulation glass for 20mm x 15mm substrates
Encapsulation glass for 20mm x 15mm substrates.
Product Code C181
Size 12 mm x 15 mm
Thickness 0.55 mm
Material Float glass
Applicable substrates S211, S111

Coverslips for 25mm x 25mm Substrates

Encapsulation glass for 25mm x 25mm substrates
Encapsulation glass for 25mm x 25mm substrates.
Product Code C2010A1
Size 17 mm x 25 mm
Thickness 0.55 mm
Material Float glass
Applicable substrates S2006B, S2006C

Coverslips for 75mm x 25mm Substrates

Encapsulation glass for 75mm x 25mm substrates
Encapsulation glass for 75mm x 25mm substrates.
Product Code C182
Size 17 mm x 75 mm
Thickness 0.55 mm
Material Float glass
Applicable substrates S241, S251, S281

The glass coverlips are designed to be used with our Encapsulation Epoxy (E132) to encapsulate completed LED/PV devices in order to prevent damage to the active pixels, as is demonstrated in the schematic below.

Substrate encapsulations schematic
Schematic of substrate encapsulation.
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