IP Library › Granted Patent US 11,465,406
Granted Patent B2
US 11,465,406 · App. 17/289,324 · Granted Oct 11, 2022

Method of transferring film

Inventors: Bongkyun Jang (Daejeon, KR); Jae-Hyun Kim (Daejeon, KR); Hyun-Sung Park (Daejeon, KR); Seung-Mo Lee (Daejeon, KR); Kwangseop Kim (Daejeon, KR); Byung-iK Choi (Daejeon, KR)
Assignee: KOREA INSTITUTE OF MACHINERY & MATERIALS
B41F16/002B65H29/56B32B43/006B65H2301/51122B65H2701/1752Y10T156/1174Y10T156/195
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Patent No.
US 11,465,406
App. No.
17/289,324
Granted
Oct 11, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A film transferring method according to an embodiment of the present invention of transferring a film adhered to a substrate to a roller in a state that a first adhesion force between the roller and the film and a second adhesion force between the film and the substrate are substantially the same includes: a transporting step of transporting the substrate and the film of which a first adhesion surface formed on one surface is adhered to the substrate in a first direction; a close contacting step of closely contacting the front end of the second adhesion surface formed on the other surface of the film that is transported with the roller rotating in the first rotation direction; and a transferring step of peeling the film from the substrate and simultaneously transferring it to the roller by peeling the front adhesion surface of the first adhesion surface from the substrate, while simultaneously transferring the front end of the second adhesion surface to the roller and continuously transporting the substrate in the first direction, wherein a first weak adhesion force that is smaller than the second adhesion force is formed between the front adhesion surface and the substrate.

Claims (28)

1. A film transferring method of transferring a film adhered to a substrate to a roller in a state that a first adhesion force between the roller and the film and a second adhesion force between the film and the substrate are substantially the same, comprising:

transporting the substrate and the film of which a first adhesion surface formed on one surface is adhered to the substrate in a first direction;

contacting a front end of a second adhesion surface formed on another surface of the film that is transported with the roller rotating in a first rotation direction; and

peeling the film from the substrate and simultaneously transferring the film to the roller by peeling a front adhesion surface of the first adhesion surface from the substrate, while simultaneously adhering the front end of the second adhesion surface to the roller and continuously transporting the substrate in the first direction,

wherein a third adhesion force smaller than the second adhesion force is formed between the front adhesion surface and the substrate,

wherein the third adhesion force is generated by

providing an adhesion force layer having weaker adhesion force than the second adhesion force on the front adhesion surface or

forming the first adhesion surface to be shorter than the second adhesion surface and the front adhesion surface to be inclined in the second adhesion surface direction.

2. A film transferring method of transferring a film adhered to a roller to a substrate in a state in which a first adhesion force between the roller and the film and a second adhesion force between the film and the substrate are substantially the same, comprising:

rotating the roller and the film of which a first adhesion surface formed on one surface is adhered to the roller in a first rotation direction;

transporting the substrate in a first direction and contacting a front end of a second adhesion surface formed on another surface of the rotated film with the transported substrate; and

peeling the film from the roller and simultaneously transferring the film to the substrate by peeling a front adhesion surface of the first adhesion surface from the roller, while simultaneously adhering the front end of the second adhesion surface to the substrate and continuously transporting the substrate in the first direction,

wherein a third adhesion force smaller than the first adhesion force is formed between the front adhesion surface and the roller,

wherein the third adhesion force is generated by

providing an adhesion force layer having weaker adhesion force than the second adhesion force on the front adhesion surface or

forming the first adhesion surface to be shorter than the second adhesion surface and the front adhesion surface to be inclined in the second adhesion surface direction.

3. A film transferring method of transferring a film adhered to a substrate to a roller in a state that a first adhesion force between the roller and the film and a second adhesion force between the film and the substrate are substantially the same, comprising:

transporting the substrate and the film of which a first adhesion surface formed on one surface is adhered to the substrate in a first direction;

contacting a front end of a second adhesion surface formed on another surface of the transported film with the roller rotating in a first rotation direction; and

peeling the film from the substrate and simultaneously transferring the film to the roller by adhering a front adhesion surface of the second adhesion surface to the roller, while simultaneously peeling a front end of the first adhesion surface from the substrate and continuously transporting the substrate in the first direction,

wherein a third adhesion force larger than the first adhesion force is formed between the front adhesion surface and the roller,

wherein the third adhesion force is generated by providing an adhesion force layer having stronger adhesion force than the first adhesion force on the front adhesion surface.

4. A film transferring method of transferring a film adhered to a roller to a substrate in a state that a first adhesion force between the roller and the film and a second adhesion force between the film and the substrate are substantially the same, comprising:

rotating the roller and the film of which a first adhesion surface formed on one surface is adhered to the roller in a first rotation direction;

transporting the substrate in a first direction and contacting a front end of the second adhesion surface formed on another surface of the rotated film with the transported substrate; and

peeling the film from the roller and simultaneously transferring the film to the substrate by adhering a front adhesion surface of the second adhesion surface to the substrate, while simultaneously peeling a front end of the first adhesion surface from the roller and continuously transporting the substrate in the first direction,

wherein a third adhesion force larger than the second adhesion force is formed between the front adhesion surface and the substrate,

wherein the third adhesion force is generated by providing an adhesion force layer having stronger adhesion force than the second adhesion force on the front adhesion surface.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 5, 2024
From: KOREA INSTITUTE OF MACHINERY & MATERIALS
To: KOREA INSTITUTE OF MACHINERY & MATERIALS (75%); CENTER FOR ADVANCED META-MATERIALS (25%)
Reel/Frame 066030/0583 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Apr 28, 2021
From: JANG, BONGKYUN; KIM, JAE-HYUN; PARK, HYUN-SUNG; LEE, SEUNG-MO; KIM, KWANGSEOP; CHOI, BYUNG-IK
To: KOREA INSTITUTE OF MACHINERY & MATERIALS
Reel/Frame 056077/0432 →
Priority Claims (1)
KR 10-2018-0130136 · Oct 29, 2018 · national
Continuity (1)
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