DUPONT ALLIANCE WITH DAINIPPON RESULTS IN HIGHER PERFORMANCE & LOWER COSTS FOR OLED DISPLAY PANELS

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OLED technology takes another step forward with the recent alliance between Dupont and Japan's DaiNippon Screen Mfg. in developing manufacturing equipment for printed organic light emitting diode (OLED) . Not only will they make the equipment together, they have an added strategy within the OLED sector to develop the required materials, technology and the necessary production equipment.

Dupont is introducing its small molecule based OLED solution materials plus its proprietory processing technology while DaiNippon screen has developed a nozzle printing technology print OLED materials at high speeds.


This would be in-line with their joint upcoming mass-production of OLED panels, screens, displays, and the like. This joint effort will result in higher performance, lower costs eventual breakthroughs in future OLED display technology.

SUMITOMO CHEMICAL PLANS TO CREATE LARGE OLED PANELS BY 2010

One of Japan's largest chemical companies announced Friday that it will start to produce OLED panels over 40 inches in size by 2010.

The companies president, Hiromasa Yonekura, announced Sumitomo will use a new proprietory technology similar to ink jet printing to manufacture the large profile OLED displays. This means that the smaller screens presently associated with organic display technology has been overcome, along with the associated lower production costs and fewer production prodblems when creating large footprint OLED screens.

Their production for smaller to mid-size OLED panels will commence in 2009 with larger 40" + coming in 2010. Sumitomo is in negotiations presently to supply major television manufacturers with larger OLED displays however to date no information regarding the companies have been released.

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