Hony Glass Technology‘s ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) transparent conductive glass is manufactured using high-quality soda-lime or borosilicate substrates, on which a uniform ITO thin film is deposited through a sputtering process. The resulting product delivers stable electrical conductivity and excellent optical transmittance, supporting high-resolution displays, touch interfaces, and various optoelectronic components while providing a reliable conductive interface.

In addition, EMI shielding functional layers can be incorporated according to product requirements. Through conductive mesh layers or multilayer optoelectronic stack designs, these solutions effectively reduce external electromagnetic interference (EMI) and enhance system noise immunity and signal stability. This makes the product particularly suitable for automotive displays, industrial control equipment, medical instruments, and high-precision measurement devices, where stringent electromagnetic resistance is required.

 

SiO₂ Barrier Layer

In LCD applications, SiO₂ functions as an ion-blocking layer that suppresses sodium ion migration toward the liquid-crystal region. In OLED and touch-panel applications, SiO₂ focuses on strengthening the adhesion between the ITO and the substrate, as well as providing dielectric isolation. It also enhances the film’s resistance to moisture, acids, bases, and chemicals, thereby reducing risks during subsequent manufacturing processes. Through precise control of film thickness and density, the optical-electronic module can maintain stable performance during long-term operation.

ITO Glass
ITO Glass

High-End Display Polished Substrates

For high-end display and OLED applications, Hony Glass Technology’s ITO glass is available with precision-polished substrates. By effectively reducing surface roughness (Ra) and improving overall flatness, the ITO thin film can be deposited with greater uniformity and stability. This characteristic not only enhances pixel alignment accuracy but also improves brightness and color uniformity across the panel. It plays an indispensable role in increasing yield for large-size and high-resolution displays.

Production Capability

The ITO production line supports a wide range of substrate sizes, from 300 × 350 mm to 1300 × 1600 mm, offering highly flexible process control. Parameters such as film thickness, conductivity uniformity, surface resistivity stability, optical transmittance, and other electro-optical characteristics can all be precisely adjusted according to product design requirements. Optical functional layers, such as anti-reflective coatings, can also be integrated as needed.

LCD and Touch Panel (TP) Specifications

Substrate Specification
Substrate Size300x350 ~ 1300x1600 mm
 
Single-sided ITO Coating
Sheet Resistance Specification ( Ω / □ )Sheet Resistance Range ( Ω / □ )Transmittance ( % )
SiO₂-≧ 92
54~6≧ 78
75~7≧ 78
107~10≧ 80
159~15≧ 84
2510~25≧ 80
3015~30≧ 80
5025~50≧ 82
6030~60≧ 84
8050~80≧ 86
10070~100≧ 88
12580~125≧ 88
250200~300≧ 90
400320~480≧ 90
500400~600≧ 90
 
Double-sided ITO Coating
Sheet Resistance Specification ( Ω / □ )Sheet Resistance Range ( Ω / □ )Transmittance ( % )
5/G/5004~6≧ 77
400~600
120/G/120100~140≧ 87
100~140
150/G/400100~200≧ 86
320~480

OLED Specifications

Substrate Specification
Substrate Size300x350~370x470 mm
Substrate Thickness0.4~1.1 mm
 
Sheet Resistance Specification ( Ω / □ )Sheet Resistance Range ( Ω / □ )Transmittance ( % )
12≦ 12 ≧  85
15≦ 15  ≧  84

Applications

  • LCD and OLED display panels
  • Touch panels and human–machine interfaces (HMI)
  • Automotive displays and smart home control panels
  • BIPV building-integrated photovoltaics and transparent PV components
  • Optical sensors and capacitive touch
  • Flexible optoelectronic films and wearable devices
  • Research, semiconductor, and industrial applications
As the display and optoelectronics industries continue advancing toward higher resolution, lower power consumption, and thinner form factors, the requirements for ITO materials—particularly in process uniformity, surface flatness, and conductive reliability—have risen accordingly. Our ITO solutions focus on achieving an optimal balance among optical properties, current-carrying capability, and film durability, ensuring stable electrical performance even under harsh conditions such as high humidity, elevated temperatures, and intense light exposure. This enables customers to adopt solutions that deliver higher performance or enhanced cost competitiveness.