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SCHOTT is introducing a new, innovative portfolio of structured glass substrates that offers highly accurate and versatile features: FLEXINITY™. Credit: SCHOTT
SCHOTT introduces FLEXINITY™: Structured Glass Breakthrough to Enable Smaller Electronics
Cold bending makes it possible to place curvatures on glass immediately before installation. (Photo credit: Lisec Austria GmbH)
Glass off the roll
CONTURAN® IR Protect deflects infrared (IR) and ultraviolet (UV) radiation with a high degree of success. Picture: SCHOTT AG.
SCHOTT CONTURAN® IR Protect improves daytime visibility of digital outdoor signs, protects them from heat of sun
Exceptional quality and safety standards are hallmarks of the production at SCHOTT Gemtron´s flat glass plant in San Luis Potosi. Photo: SCHOTT
SCHOTT Gemtron has been producing innovative flat glass in San Luis Potosí for 25 years
The ultra-thin glass from SCHOTT is not only convincing under laboratory conditions, but also when utilized as a protective display for smartphones, where it responds reliably to the daily challenges the devices are constantly confronted with.
0.1 mm for maximum safety
SCHOTT’s Opportunity Lab addresses current and potential customers who are looking for solutions for their ideas and projects. Glass with its various properties could be just the suitable material they need.
Glass as a facilitator
SCHOTT has the ability to produce the glass in thicknesses of just 30 micrometers and eliminates the use of hydrofluoric acid within the slimming process, a harmful and health-damaging material.
KONFEKT – Experience ultra-thin glass on roll for flexible electronics at LOPEC
Dieter Kurz Confirmed as Chairman of the Supervisory Boards at SCHOTT and ZEISS
Dieter Kurz Confirmed as Chairman of the Supervisory Boards at SCHOTT and ZEISS
At SCHOTT, another glass melting tank was put into operation for the production of glass ceramics
Glass-ceramic production is fit for the future
When the building is art, this architectural glass is the palette
When the building is art, this architectural glass is the palette
Unexplored depths: the world’s largest telescope will peer out into space with technology from Mainz
Unexplored depths: the world’s largest telescope will peer out into space with technology from Mainz
Sheldon Wiederhorn, Ph.D. of the National Institute of Standards and Technology in United States received the 14th Otto Schott Research Award
SCHOTT Honors 3 Scientists for Research on Glass’s Strength
On the way to making unbreakable glass
On the way to making unbreakable glass
Radiation Windows: Creating Windows to Protect against Radiation Yet Maintain High Transparency
Supporting the Technologies of the Future: SCHOTT to Showcase Glass Wafer Portfolio at ECTC
SCHOTT Launches Glass Innovation Platform
SCHOTT wins 2016 German Industry Innovation Award
SCHOTT wins 2016 German Industry Innovation Award
SCHOTT to close CSP deal with Rioglass Solar
SCHOTT presents innovation in the form of digital stories
Schott: Flexible Glass for Printed Electronics
Flexible Glass for Printed Electronics
SCHOTT in the News: Putting ultra-thin glass in your hands
SCHOTT to present flexible glass for the future market of printed electronics at LOPEC
Dr. Jens Schulte named new CFO of SCHOTT AG
How borosilicate glass continues to fuel science and invention after 125 years
Innovation from tradition: how a 125-year-old invention makes today's high-tech products possible
3 technology trends that glass will shape in 2016
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