Schott AG
Schott AG
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SCHOTT is an international technology group with more than 125 years of experience. We rank as number one in the world with many of our products, which include components and systems made from specialty glasses and materials.
Our core markets are the household appliance, pharmaceuticals, electronics, optics, solar power, transportation and architecture industries.
SCHOTT offers ultra-thin glass that is available in various types and thicknesses of between 25 and 100 μm. Our ultra-thin glass is available as cut-to-size sheets or on a roll to enable cost-saving roll-to-roll (R2R) processes at the customer's site.
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2017
4 Apr 2017
Solid-state electrolytes and the quest for a safer battery
2016 was the year of Li-ion batteries' silver jubilee, a coming of age that has not been hassle-free, as Samsung's Firegate showed us. This year might mark the first significant switch to new materials in the electrolyte compartment, with both large and small companies trying to bring inorganic and polymer electrolytes to commercial fruition.2016
9 Jun 2016
PolyPlus Battery Company
2015
29 Apr 2015
Ultrathin Glass as Substrate for Thin Batteries
SCHOTT AG, Germany
2014
20 Nov 2014
Ultra Thin Glass - Advancement in Properties and Path Towards Implementation in Production
Schott AG - Advanced Optics, Germany
2 Apr 2014
Ultra-Thin Glass in Printed Electronics Applications
SCHOTT AG - Advanced Optics, Germany
3 Feb 2014
AGC Asahi Glass
2013
16 Dec 2013
FUJIFILM
21 Nov 2013
Ultra-Thin Glass as a High Performance Substrate
Schott AG - Advanced Optics, Germany
9 Aug 2013
Beneq
10 Jul 2013
Ultra Thin Glass for Printed Electronics
SCHOTT AG, China
21 Jan 2013
3M
2012
30 Nov 2012
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30 Nov 2012
Corning
29 Nov 2012
Vitriflex
2010
21 Jul 2010
Breakthrough in thin-film solar cells
Scientists at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) have made a major breakthrough in their search for more efficient thin-film solar cells.