Samsung Display to build an inkjet-printed OLED pilot line, as the race to replace FMM deposition heats up
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Samsung Display explores two new OLED manufacturing methods capable of doing without the traditional metal masks. The Korean giant would prepare a pilot line of OLED printed by inkjet, while developing an alternative technology for the deposition of pixels. An offensive that intervenes as TCL CSOT and LG Display are already advancing on this field.
[Digital Daily Reporter Ko Seong-hyeon] Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs), which have grown primarily around smartphones and TVs, are expanding their reach into laptops, monitors, and automotive displays. This is thanks to high image quality and the growing demand for low power consumption driven by the increased use of artificial intelligence (AI). However, high panel prices resulting from complex manufacturing processes and low productivit…
Samsung Display to build an inkjet-printed OLED pilot line, as the race to replace FMM deposition heats up
According to a new report from Korea's ETNews, Samsung Display has decided to focus on inkjet printing as its next-generation RGB OLED production process, and has started discussions with partner companies on building an inkjet-printed OLED pilot line. Samsung has been researching several processes that do not use a fine metal mask (FMM) - including a photo-patterning (maskless) process it calls Micro Patterned OLED (MPO) - and it now seems that…
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