UK-based Ossila’s Slot Die Coater effectively bridges the gap between laboratory research and industrial-scale thin film production. It enables researchers to optimize ink formulations and processing parameters without necessitating large print runs, making it ideal for pilot-scale feasibility studies, says Ossila. The system ensures precise solution flow via an integrated syringe pump, achieving coating variations of less than 5% across extensive areas. Its broad processing window facilitates defect-free deposition across various solution viscosities. Compatible with both roll-to-roll and sheet-to-sheet processes, the coater supports scalable thin film applications, including organic photovoltaics, perovskite solar cells, and Li-ion battery components. Ossila’s coater claims to offer a reliable, cost-effective platform for researchers, accelerating the transition from research to large-scale production.
Advanced coating solutions with Ossila’s modular design
The Ossila Slot-Die Coater provides precise thin-film deposition for renewable energy research, offering scalability for solar technologies. Learn more here.
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