CY8653 ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm Description

Our ITO Coated Glass Substrate is engineered with a surface resistivity of 7-10 ohms per square, achieving a balance of high transparency and electrical conductivity. Measuring 10×10 mm with a thickness of 0.7 mm, this substrate delivers uniform coating and low haze, making it suitable for applications such as touch panels, OLEDs, sensors, and display technologies. Its durable glass base ensures mechanical stability without affecting clarity or performance.

Manufactured under stringent quality control standards, each substrate undergoes multiple testing stages to confirm consistent conductivity and strong adhesion of the ITO layer. Whether used in laboratory research or large-scale production, our ITO Coated Glass Substrate provides performance, precision, and compatibility with various fabrication processes, ensuring it meets the demands of modern electronic and optoelectronic applications.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm Applications

ITO coated glass substrates featuring a surface resistance of 7-10 ohms/sq possess excellent conductivity and transparent properties, making them suitable for a range of civilian and commercial applications. Measuring 10x10x0.7 mm, these compact substrates can be integrated into various electronic devices, sensors, and display systems, providing enhanced performance and precision in both research and industrial settings.

1. Industrial Applications

·         Application 1: Integrated into temperature control panels for chemical processing and petrochemical operations, ensuring performance in challenging production environments.

·         Application 2: Used in automotive display interfaces to achieve clear, responsive touch controls for factory automation and quality control systems.

2. Research Applications

·         Application 1: Incorporated into advanced sensor arrays for scientific instruments, maximising sensitivity and minimising interference.

·         Application 2: Employed in prototyping semiconductors, providing researchers with consistent conductivity.

3. Commercial Applications

·         Application 1: Designed for consumer touchscreen devices, offering high transparency and smooth interactive experiences.

·         Application 2: Utilised in energy-efficient solar panels and smart windows, enhancing design flexibility and performance.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm Packaging

These ITO coated glass substrates are packaged in anti-static, cushioned foam layers to prevent mechanical damage and electrostatic discharge. Each unit is sealed in moisture-resistant pouches with silica gel to maintain dryness and prevent contamination. To preserve surface quality, handling is restricted to cleanroom conditions. Optional customised labeling, bundle counts, and specialised packaging configurations are available to meet different storage and shipping requirements.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Wooden Box, or Customised.

ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm?

A1: The ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) coated glass substrate in the 7-10 ohms per square range provides good conductivity and high optical transparency for displays, touchscreens, and sensors. Its 10x10x0.7 mm size ensures a compact, thin profile with durability and scratch resistance. The uniform surface resistivity and precise coating thickness support performance in various commercial and industrial applications.

Q2: How should this product be handled and stored?

A2: Proper handling is crucial due to the substrate’s delicate coating and thin structure. Always wear powder-free gloves to avoid contaminants, and use non-abrasive tools when removing or installing the substrate. Store it in a clean, low-humidity environment to prevent moisture buildup and surface damage. Avoid direct sunlight or extreme temperatures to maintain the coating’s electrical and optical properties over time.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to ITO Coated Glass Substrate 7-10 Ohm/Sq 10x10x0.7 mm?

A3: These substrates typically adhere to industry-recognised standards to ensure consistent quality and reliability. Manufacturers often follow ISO 9001 for quality management systems and may comply with RoHS or REACH directives for environmental safety. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing of sheet resistance, optical transmission, and uniformity to guarantee product performance. Reputable suppliers also maintain traceability and documentation for reference throughout the product’s lifecycle.

Related Information

1. Material Properties and Advantages

Indium tin oxide (ITO) coated glass substrates with a surface resistance of 7-10 ohms per square provide a balance of electrical conductivity and optical transparency. In this specific 10×10×0.7 mm format, they maintain performance across the entire surface, making them well-suited for precise sensing and interactive display applications. The thin 0.7 mm glass thickness allows for integration into industrial systems, helping to maintain a sleek profile without impacting durability or structural integrity.

Furthermore, the ITO layer exhibits strong adhesion to the glass, ensuring conductivity over prolonged operational periods. Its ability to withstand moderate thermal fluctuations and resist surface damage in common commercial environments enhances its suitability for a range of applications. The controlled resistivity of 7-10 ohms per square also enables efficient power consumption, which can be critical in large-scale manufacturing or continuous-use scenarios.

2. Applications in Advanced Industries

Many fields benefit from the precision and reliability offered by ITO coated glass substrates of this size and specification. In high-performance touch sensors, this substrate’s uniform electrical characteristics enable quick response times and accurate detection, improving the overall user experience in various commercial interfaces. Additionally, industries focused on flexible electronics require dependable conductive surfaces, and the 10×10×0.7 mm dimensions allow for integration into compact designs.

As a result, these substrates have become essential in the development of smart windows, portable diagnostics equipment, and certain types of specialised environmental monitoring devices. Their low sheet resistance and thin form factor contribute to efficient device operation, which can be particularly advantageous in energy-sensitive applications. By optimising both electrical and optical traits, ITO coated glass consistently meets the demands of technologies in a variety of industrial settings.