Large Area Coating
Automate your large area coatings to improve repeatability and produce uniform films with consistent thicknesses. Our pre-configured kits include the necessary components to set up your coating process straight away. Or you can build your own coating system by choosing the individual components and add-ons that best suit your experimental needs.
From automation and substrate compatibility to application and drying, you can easily customize your large area coating system with accessories and add-ons to suit a range of experiments, substrates, and solutions.
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Choose Your Coating System
Which Method is Right for You?
Blade coating and bar coating share similarities in terms of functionality, scalability, and application. They are both easy to use and simple to optimize, but there are several reasons why you would choose one technique over the other.
Blade Coating
Precise control and tunability
Tuning multiple parameters as you go
Material screening or multilayer coatings
Higher viscosity control
Bar Coating
Quick, repeatable application
Budget-friendly, simple setup
Scaling up to industrial coating
Coating very delicate substrates
Spray Coating
Coat irregular or curved surfaces
High level of deposition control
Popular industrial scale process
Quick deposition speeds



Configure Your Own System
Resources and Support

Bar coating and blade coating are two solution-based techniques for depositing thin films. Although there are many similarities between these techniques, there are some distinctions between them.
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Video demonstration to show how to set up the stage on the Ossila Automatic Thin-Film Applicator
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There are many ways that you can optimize your bar coating process, from changing the Mayer rod to optimizing your bar speed.
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Video demonstration to show how to change the Mayer bar orientation on the Ossila Automatic Thin-Film Applicator.
Read more...A spray coater is a piece of equipment that facilitates the coating of a solution onto a surface using spray coating methods. Spray coating involves breaking up a coating solution into tiny droplets and directing this spray towards a coating surface using pressurized gas. As the droplets hit the surface, they coalesce to form a continuous film.
Read more...Spray deposition or spray coating is a scalable wet-coating technique used in many applications. Spray coaters are used in many industries to coat large substrates or objects with odd shapes. The flexibility of the applicator and robustness of the process means that spray coating can be adapted to coat almost anything.
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