CY8646 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Description

Experience reliable performance and exceptional clarity with our ITO Coated Glass Substrate, precisely engineered at 15 Ω/sq in a 25×25×0.7 mm format. The Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) layer offers excellent electrical conductivity without compromising transparency, making it ideal for a wide range of applications such as touch panels, display technologies, and optoelectronic research. Its uniform conductive coating helps deliver consistent results, ensuring low surface resistance and stable performance in demanding environments.

Manufactured under stringent quality controls, each substrate undergoes rigorous testing to meet industry standards. The high optical clarity, consistent thickness, and dependable conductivity make this ITO Coated Glass Substrate a premium choice for both prototyping and scaled production. Rely on its precision and durability to enhance the efficiency of your next project.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Applications

ITO Coated Glass Substrate with a surface resistivity of 15 ohms per square is a highly regarded material for its high transparency and excellent electrical conductivity. Measuring 25x25x0.7 mm, this substrate is suitable for various civilian, commercial, and industrial uses. The combination of durability and uniform conductivity makes it appropriate for applications requiring precision and reliability.

1. Industrial Applications

·         Use as a transparent conductive layer in large-scale display panels for machine interfaces

·         Integration into sensor modules for chemical processing lines, enabling precise monitoring of production parameters

2. Research Applications

·         Fabrication of prototype optoelectronic devices in academic or corporate R&D settings

·         Testing innovative coating processes and electrical properties in scientific instrumentation

3. Commercial Applications

·         Construction of interactive touchscreen panels for consumer electronics

·         Enhancement of solar photovoltaic modules, improving light transmission and energy conversion efficiency

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm Packaging

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrates are packaged in individually sealed, static-free pouches within custom-fit foam trays. Protective layers between each substrate prevent scratches, while sealed environments minimise moisture and dust ingress. Store in a clean, dry location at controlled temperature and humidity levels. Anti-contamination measures include glove handling and sealed enclosures. Customised labeling, varied quantities, and specialised packaging solutions are available to meet specific requirements.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm?

A1: One key property is the uniform sheet resistance of 15 ohm/sq, which ensures stable electrical conductivity. The substrate measures 25 x 25 mm by 0.7 mm thick and typically offers 80-90% optical transmittance in the visible spectrum. Its ITO layer is highly transparent, enabling minimal distortion for display and sensor applications. The glass exhibits robust mechanical strength, thermal stability, and chemical durability.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: To maintain optimal performance, handle the substrate with clean gloves to avoid contamination and scratches. Always grasp it by the edges, and avoid direct contact with the coated surface. Store it in a low-humidity environment, ideally 30-50% relative humidity, in a protective container or cleanroom-grade packaging. Avoid extremes in temperature or exposure to harsh chemicals. Inspect thoroughly before and after handling to ensure integrity.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm?

A3: These substrates are typically manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified facilities. They comply with RoHS and REACH requirements to limit hazardous substances and reduce environmental impact. Additionally, stringent quality controls assure consistent thickness, uniform conductivity, and high optical clarity. Manufacturers often conduct precise sheet resistance measurements and optical inspections to guarantee compliance with international standards, ensuring reliability for high-performance applications such as displays and touch panels.

Related Information

1. Material Properties and Advantages

Melding optimal electrical conductivity with high optical clarity, the ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm stands out for its balanced performance. It features a carefully engineered layer of indium tin oxide that offers a surface resistance of 15 ohms per square, ensuring efficient current distribution for applications such as touch screens and optoelectronic devices. The 0.7 mm thickness is precisely calibrated to grant outstanding mechanical stability without adding unnecessary bulk, creating a versatile platform for both consumer electronics and specialised research setups.

Taking advantage of the stable and uniform coating, this substrate maintains consistent transparency across its 25x25 mm area. Transmission rates of visible light remain impressively high, aiding in the production of interactive screens and display components with excellent visibility. Alongside its durability and low surface roughness, the substrate exhibits minimal deterioration over time, thanks to the robust chemical bonding of the ITO layer. Such resilient properties make it especially well-suited for devices requiring long-term reliability under varying environmental conditions.

2. Applications in Advanced Industries

A range of advanced fields relies on the ITO Coated Glass Substrate 15 Ohm/Sq 25x25x0.7 mm for critical functionality. In biotechnology, for instance, the precise conductivity and uniform coating support advanced sensor arrays, allowing for accurate detection of biomolecular interactions. The substrate's fine-tuned surface also lends itself perfectly to microfluidic circuits, where stable electrical characteristics and compact form factors enable new possibilities in medical diagnostics and laboratory automation.

International space programmes and aerospace sectors also benefit from these specialised substrates, leveraging ITO’s unique properties to craft lightweight, transparent conductive windows and radiation-resistant display components. Minimal distortion caused by the glass substrate’s smooth surface is crucial for high-demand imaging devices used in satellites. With an ideal balance of conductivity, transparency, and mechanical strength, this product truly excels in a broad spectrum of sophisticated industrial applications.