Kateeva has devised a method for depositing the OLED materials with inkjet printers and a micro-dryer called a T Jet means thermal jet along with proprietary inks that effectively will let manufacturers employ Gen 8.5 and larger substrates – which measure more than 6 feet a side – to produce OLEDs.

Seiko Epson Corp said it has established an inkjet technology that enables the uniform deposition of organic material in the production of large-screen organic light-emitting diode OLED TVs.

The new technology represents a major step toward the realization of 37-inch and larger full-HD Oled-Tvs by resolving the uneven layering that had previously been an issue with the inkjet method.

CDT is sole supplier of the Litrex range of Ink Jet Printers (70/120/142/M4 (Gen 4)). Cambridge Display Technology have also partnered industry leaders across the globe to offer a fully inclusive ink jet package. To support the Litrex printer range CDT can offer materials, print heads, know-how and skills development packages.