A versatile route for materials screening
Blade coating is useful for inks and slurries across a broad viscosity range. It offers direct control of wet-film formation with relatively simple process setup.
Control gap, speed and temperature for reproducible films on rigid or flexible substrates, from compact glovebox work to combined deposition studies.
Blade coating is useful for inks and slurries across a broad viscosity range. It offers direct control of wet-film formation with relatively simple process setup.
A controlled gap, stable linear motion, substrate heating and managed drying improve comparability between experiments and help establish a transferable process window.
The terms are commonly used for closely related techniques in which a blade meters a liquid formulation over a substrate at a controlled gap.
Compact systems can be engineered with glovebox-compatible geometry. Final dimensions and utilities should be confirmed for the intended enclosure.
Share your material, substrate and target scale. AutoCoat will help define the most suitable equipment and configuration.
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