Gorilla Glass maker unveils ultra-thin and flexible Willow Glass
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Willow Glass is manufactured in long continuous sheets with a method analogous to that used for newsprint
Willow Glass is said to be the thinnest and most flexible glass Corning has ever produced
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Corning announced details of a major new glass design at the eighth annual Display Week in Boston, a trade event hosted by the Society for Information Display. Named Willow Glass, Corning’s new glass is manufactured in such a way that allows it to reach temperatures of up to 500°C (932ºF) while maintaining a thickness of just 100 microns – or about that of a sheet of paper.
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