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This article describes various ultrathin glass processing technologies that were developed to produce a bendable OLED taillight. Corning Willow Glass was used as a bendable substrate, providing reliable optical properties, such as high transmission and clarity, especially under harsh exterior conditions, such as high/low temperature and ultraviolet (UV) exposure. However, fabricating OLED lighting panels with ultrathin glass has numerous challenges. Ultrathin glass has bending and sagging characteristics that make it difficult to handle and easy to break during processing. To provide a solution for this issue, Corning has developed a set of ultrathin glass processing technologies, such as glass temporary bonding/debonding and a thin glass edge finishing method, to finally attain a conformable bendable OLED using Willow. This article describes a set of glass processing technologies developed and customized to produce a bendable OLED taillight out of ultrathin glass.
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