Ultra Thin Glass Sheet

Ultra-thin glass refers to glass substrates with a thickness of 1.1 mm or less, often ranging down to 0.03 mm in specialty applications. It is produced from materials such as aluminosilicate, borosilicate, or soda-lime glass using precision processes like fusion draw or chemical thinning. Ultra-thin glass is valued for its combination of optical clarity, mechanical strength after chemical strengthening, and reduced weight compared to standard glass panels.

Ultra-thin glass serves many industries: display cover glass for smartphones and tablets, automotive instrument clusters and head-up displays, medical diagnostic equipment screens, industrial HMI touchscreens, foldable device displays, optical sensor windows, and smart home control panels. Each application leverages different properties — display applications prioritize optical clarity, automotive requires thermal cycling durability, and medical devices demand biocompatibility.

Glass under 1.1 mm is called ultra-thin glass. For bending applications: flexible glass, bendable glass, or foldable glass

Great flatness

Lightweight

Wide range of compositions (clear, ultra clear, alumino-silicate, borosilicate)

Scratch resistant

Flexible