Electronics firm Shanghai Tianma will build a Gen 4.5 plant for active-matrix OLED production, says OLED-Info.
The pilot plant will produce 1,000 glass substrates a month, according to the report.
The company, which will apply for $40 million (€31.4 million) government funding as part of the $72 million project, will install the OLED line at its existing LCD production plant.
US OLED tool provider TCZ told +Plastic Electronics in June that China was emerging as an important market for OLEDs.
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OLED-Info report
Article on Shanghai Tianma’s OLED pilot line investment
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Subscribe to +Plastic Electronics magazine
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Widening horizons for OLED televisions
The OLED television market is touted as one of the most lucrative for the organic and plastic electronics industry. Brilliant, vibrant and extremely thin displays that can be produced at a fraction of the cost of LCDs have been a source of much of the coverage of organic electronics
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OLED tool supplier says China is next big market for displays
TCZ, a supplier of manufacturing technology for OLED displays, claims that China is investing heavily to catch up with South Korea as the home of OLEDs
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OLED World Summit 2010
The OLED World Summit, the OLED industry event organised by IntertechPira and the OLED Association, takes place on 27-29 September
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