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R2R lab

State-of-the-art tools for sheet-to-sheet and roll-to-roll deposition of thin-films on flexible foils at large volumes.

Two researchers doing R2R processing in artificial sunlight

 

Description

The roll-to-roll laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art tools for sheet-to-sheet and roll-to-roll deposition of thin-films on flexible foils at large volumes. The tools include amongst other:

  • Roll-to-roll vacuum deposition of metals and metal oxide thin-films on flexible foils
  • Roll-to-roll slot-die coating of solution processable thin-films on flexible foils
  • Sheet-to-sheet slot-die coating of solution processable thin-films
  • Roll-to-roll lamination
  • Roll-to-sheet nanoimprint lithography
  • Tools for spray coating
  • Device manufacturing tools

We have expertise in coating of various functional (continuous or nanostructured) thin-films from smart materials at large scale. Main application areas include solar cells, light-emitting devices and energy storage applications, but can be extended to other areas where high volume production of thin-films on flexible foils is required.

     

Services for companies

  • Manufacturing of thin functional films at low cost and large scale
  • Device design, manufacturing and characterisation
  • Characterisation of surfaces and thin-films on flexible foils

Technical specification of equipment

  • Roll-to-roll vacuum line with 10 sputter magnetron (2 in pulsed bias mode) targets (web width 305mm)
  • Roll-to-roll slot-die coating with web cleaning and drying oven (web width 710mm)
  • Roll-to-roll lamination tools
  • Sheet-to-sheet slot-die coating lines
  • Roll-to-sheet nanoimprint lithography
  • Contact angle measurement tool and viscometer
Further tools are available, please contact for more details.

Contact

Morten Madsen
Professor, head of centre
SDU CAPE - Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics and Thin-film Energy Device
Mads Clausen Institute

T: +45 6550 1621
madsen@mci.sdu.dk

Editing was completed: 23.01.2020