ITO-coated glass substrates
Transparent. Conductive. Patterned to your design.
Naranjo Substrates supplies indium tin oxide (ITO) coated glass that combines excellent electrical conductivity with high optical transparency. Available as a standard substrate or with a custom photolithographic pattern.
- Optical transparency
- > 80%
- Sheet resistance
- 13–20 Ω/sq
- Glass thickness
- 0.7 / 1.1 mm
- Photolithographic patterns
- Custom
A coating you can build on
Our ITO coatings are applied with tight control over thickness and uniformity, so every substrate behaves the same in your process.
Conductive and transparent
Low sheet resistance while keeping optical transmission above 80%.
Homogeneously flat
An even ITO layer across the full substrate surface.
Low roughness
A smooth surface for reliable deposition of subsequent layers.
Uniform transmission
Consistent optical properties from edge to edge.
Specifications
Two standard ITO thicknesses on two standard glass thicknesses. Other dimensions and coatings are available on request.
ITO properties
| ITO thickness | Sheet resistance | Transparency |
|---|---|---|
| 95 nm | 18–20 Ω/sq | > 80% |
| 130 nm | 13–15 Ω/sq | > 80% |
Glass thickness
Both thicknesses are available with either ITO coating.
Custom ITO patterns
Need electrodes, tracks or segments? We pattern the ITO layer by photolithography, exactly to your drawing.
- Send your designAn AutoCAD file or any drawing that clearly shows the dimensions.
- Mask designOur factory engineer prepares the photolithography mask.
- Your approvalYou receive the mask design for approval before anything is produced.
- ProductionYour ITO-coated glass plates are patterned and shipped.
Typical applications
ITO-coated glass is the transparent electrode behind many display, energy and sensing technologies.
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Liquid crystal displays
Transparent electrodes for LCD technology.
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OLEDs
Anodes for organic light-emitting diodes.
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Organic photovoltaics
Front electrodes for organic solar cells.
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Electrochemistry
Working electrodes for electrochemical research.
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Flat antennas
Transparent antennas for mobile communication.
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Conducting glass
Any application that needs glass to carry a current.
Have a substrate or pattern in mind?
Tell us what you need and we will prepare a quotation. You can send us your drawing or AutoCAD file after submitting the form.