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You’re enjoying a sunshiny day when your smartphone rings. However, the bright light makes your screen nearly invisible, forcing you to squint and strain your eyes to figure out who is calling.
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8116 is designed to give the best possible clear adhesion to glass surfaces, metals, wood, and other glass filled materials. It is highly recommended for bonding glass furniture, sculptures and trophies, crystal assemblies, glass tops, and optical items.
Corning® Gorilla® Glass redefined the toughness and durability of consumer electronics. Gorilla Glass gets its damage resistance from Corning's ion-exchange process. But, how does that work?
Corning® Gorilla® Glass redefined the toughness and durability of consumer electronics. Gorilla Glass gets its damage resistance from Corning's ion-exchange process. But, how does that work?
Today's connections are made possible by beams of light constantly bouncing through hair-thin strands of optical fiber. So, how does fiber actually work? Let’s take a look.
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Fibrance technology is basically a glass optical fiber that unleashes colorful lighting. Yet, to really understand it, you have to go back to the beginning to learn how it works.
It is an all-too-common and annoying problem, but one that Corning scientists are tackling head-on with an anti-reflective solution.
“By adding a special anti-reflective coating to the cover glass, the light reflection is reduced by more than 75 percent, resulting in a device that’s easier to read in the sun.”
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You’re enjoying a sunshiny day when your smartphone rings. The bright light makes your screen nearly invisible, forcing you to squint and strainto figure out who is calling. It is an all-too-common problem, but Corning scientists have come up with an anti-reflective solution.
“Corning continues to push the boundary on how glass, along with other companion coatings or technologies, can help solve tough problems for consumers and their devices.”
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Corning produces some of the world's purest glass through a process that, for a while, doesn't seem to involve glass at all. It's called vapor deposition.
“The problem starts with the cover glass on your device,” said Corning’s Dr. Odessa Petzold, who has researched light management surface engineering innovations for more than five years. “Light reflects off of the glass which then makes the display appear dark or dull.”
Fibrance technology is basically a glass optical fiber that unleashes colorful lighting. Yet, to really understand it, you have to go back to the beginning to learn how it works.
So, stay tuned. Corning’s pursuit of anti-reflective coatings could soon put an end to the blinding light bouncing off your smartphone.
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You’re enjoying a sunshiny day when your smartphone rings. The bright light makes your screen nearly invisible, forcing you to squint and strainto figure out who is calling. It is an all-too-common problem, but Corning scientists have come up with an anti-reflective solution.
Corning's proprietary "fusion" process has been a big key to Corning's innovation success over the past two decades. Here's a quick breakdown on how the process works and why it's so important for Corning.
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Essentially, Corning’s anti-reflective solution greatly reduces the intensity and magnitude of light reflecting off a device.
Today's connections are made possible by beams of light constantly bouncing through hair-thin strands of optical fiber. So, how does fiber actually work? Let’s take a look.
8116 exhibits good resistance to temperature extremes and high humidity, with excellent clarity, low shrinkage, and slight flexibility. It is superior to other adhesives when bonding glass to glass or glass to metal, and is ideal for wicking and low bubble formation.
“Corning continues to push the boundary on how glass, along with other companion coatings or technologies, can help solve tough problems for consumers and their devices,” said Petzold.
Also, rather than dulling colors like some other commercial anti-reflective coatings, Corning's solution enhances color fidelity. This means that your phone’s imagery and text would be sharp and legible even in sunlight.
“The problem starts with the cover glass on your device. Light reflects off of the glass which then makes the display appear dark or dull.”
Corning's proprietary "fusion" process has been a big key to Corning's innovation success over the past two decades. Here's a quick breakdown on how the process works and why it's so important for Corning.
Rapidstick™ 8116 UV Curable Adhesive is a low viscosity, high wetting, 100% solids liquid glue which provides an ‘on demand’ bond, eliminating drying and heat curing. It offers many advantages in bonding where the adhesive can be exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light with a remarkably fast, almost instant cure, due to its maximum UV absorption range of between 350 and 380 nanometers.
Corning produces some of the world's purest glass through a process that, for a while, doesn't seem to involve glass at all. It's called vapor deposition.
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This process begins with a thin, inorganic film applied to the device’s cover glass. Once in the sun or bright light, the proprietary coating material manipulates incoming light, causing light waves to interfere and cancel each other out.
Customers are beginning to test-drive this thin-film application for their next-generation devices. In the meantime, Corning scientists are developing a version of the anti-reflective, thin-film coating that is tough enough to withstand the harsh handling of mobile devices.