Chemical Analysis of the Polyester/Metal Surface of a Delamination Failure Paid Members Public
Presented by Eldridge M. Mount III, EMMOUNT Technologies A polymer film lamination shows an unexpected delamination failure. The lamination is produced by adhesive laminating a previously printed metallized polyester film to a LLDPE sealant. In use the lamination is found to fail by delamination between the polyester film and the
Covert Markers for Anti-Counterfeit Brand Management – Security that Sticks Paid Members Public
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Confined flame treatment: a new flame treatment process particularly suitable for coextruded sealable and metallized films. Comparison with standard flame treatment, process characterization and its applications on different substrates and materials types Paid Members Public
Presented by Stefano Mancinelli, esseCI SRL mancinellimancinelli.pdf957 KBdownload-circle
Sputter Metallizing of Polyimide Film for FCCL Paid Members Public
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High Rate Deposition of Reactive Oxide Coatings by New Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition Source Technology Paid Members Public
Presented by J. Madocks, P. Morse, General Plasma, Inc., Clear silicon dioxide and zinc oxide coatings are deposited at high rates using a new plasma chemical vapor deposition source. The new source overcomes previous PECVD problems associated with electrode coating and enables dense, uniform, adherent films on low temperature plastics.
Advances in PEDOT:PSS Conductive Polymer Dispersions Paid Members Public
Presented by Ronald P. Lubianez, H.C. Starck, Inc. Roll-to-roll manufacturing of flexible electronics requires easily applied transparent conductors. H.C. Starck offers environmentally friendly alternatives to the vacuum sputtered conductive oxides (TCO) that have been extensively used in these applications. CleviosÔ dispersions based on poly(3,4- ethylenedioxythiophene)/poly(
Electron Beam Induced Bias for High Speed, High Quality Coating of Ultra Thin Capacitor Web Paid Members Public
Presented by Dr. Stephan Küper, Leybold Optics GmbH In the capacitor film industry there is a continuous strive for metalizers producing with higher coating speed and better film quality. At the same time, the film thickness is continuously decreasing. In order to metalize film with higher coating speeds or with
Why Is Rod Coating Still Around? Paid Members Public
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