Product

LCD Materials

LCD Materials

Thermal Overcoat

Applications

Thermal overcoat is applied to IPS-like panels and acts as a transparent planarization layer on color resists (RGB) and black matrix resists (BM). It is applied onto color filter components for the protection of pixel lattice formations, while giving a planar flat surface that compensates for minor height variations in color filters. Furthermore, a thermal overcoat provides protection from chemical corrosion and higher level heat degradation. Precision, planar surfaces can then be produced that enhance coating uniformity for follow-up PS processes.

Features
  1. High Levels of Transparency
  2. Precision Planarization Capabilities
  3. Exceptional Heat and Chemical Resistance

  

Specifications
Product Name D5V7 D5V9 D7 Remarks
Field of Application IPS/AFFS RGBW+IPS IPS/AFFS/td>  
Features
  • High levelling ability
  • Excellent thermal endurance & low water absorption
Ultra high levelling ability High hardness  
Physical Properties Viscosity cps 3.3 3.3 3.2  
Solid Content % 12.4 12.4 15.4  
Tsuno after coating um 0.17 0.03 0.16 on RGB, TOC THK=1.8um
1.10 0.60 - on RGBW, TOC THK=2.0um
Contact Angle 5 5.5 5.2 PS on TOC
75 76 76 H2O on TOC
Water Absorption Rate % 0.97 1.10 1.15 10°C/min from 25°C to 150°C and maintain 150°C for 30 mins
Optical Properties Transmittance % 99 99 99 400nm
Heat & UV Resistance Thermal Weight Loss % 0.90 1.11 1.17 250℃ 30 min
Transmittance % 97.2/98.7 98.1/99.1 97.1/98.9 UV1500mJ+230℃,90min, 400nm/500nm
99.1 99 98.9 UV1500mJ+230℃,90min, 380-780nm
Shrinkage % -2.9 -4.0 -4.0 240℃/90min
Electrical Properties Voltage Holding Ratio % 99 99 99 25℃,5V/60Hz
Volume resistance Ω.cm >1014 >1014 >1014  
Mechanical Properties Pencil Hardness   2H 2H 4H