Method for aligning film sheets and rectangular panels in display panel manufacturing system
AssigneeNitto Denko Corporation
InventorsTakuya Nakazono, Kazuo Kitada, Tomokazu Yura, Satoru Koshio
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AssigneeNitto Denko Corporation
InventorsTakuya Nakazono, Kazuo Kitada, Tomokazu Yura, Satoru Koshio
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A method for aligning film sheets and rectangular panels in a continuous manufacturing system of display panels, each of the film sheets being formed between two longitudinally adjacent slit lines, one on an upstream side and the other on a downstream side, and extending in a transverse direction with respect to a feeding direction of a strip shaped film laminate, such that the rectangular panels conveyed to the lamination position are overlapped with the film sheets conveyed to the lamination position. The method includes steps of; angularly adjusting the rectangular panel conveyed to the lamination position such that a center line extending in the feeding direction of the rectangular panels is parallel to the center line extending in the feeding direction of the film sheets conveyed to the lamination position; and position adjusting the angularly adjusted rectangular panels by shifting for a displacement from a position of the film sheets conveyed to the lamination position.
A method for aligning film sheets and rectangular panels in a continuous manufacturing system of display panels, the manufacturing system being configured for providing film sheets each formed in a strip shaped film laminate between two longitudinally adjacent, transversely extending slit lines, one being at an upstream side and the other at a downstream side as seen in a feed direction of the film laminate, and conveying the film sheets as an integral unit with the strip shaped film laminate, with respect to a plurality of sequentially conveyed rectangular panels, to a lamination position for lamination with the rectangular panels, peeling the film sheets from the strip shaped film laminate, and laminating the peeled sheets with the rectangular panels conveyed to the lamination position in synchronization with the film sheets to thereby produce display panels in a continuous manner;
A method for aligning film sheets and rectangular panels in a continuous manufacturing system of display panels, the manufacturing system being configured for providing film sheets each formed in a strip shaped film laminate between two longitudinally adjacent, transversely extending slit lines, one being at an upstream side and the other at a downstream side as seen in a feed direction of the film laminate, and conveying the film sheets as an integral unit with the strip shaped film laminate, with respect to a plurality of sequentially conveyed rectangular panels, to a lamination position for lamination with the rectangular panels, peeling the film sheets from the strip shaped film laminate, and laminating the peeled sheets with the rectangular panels conveyed to the lamination position in synchronization with the film sheets to thereby produce display panels in a continuous manner;
A method for aligning film sheets and rectangular panels in a continuous manufacturing system of display panels, the manufacturing system being configured for providing film sheets each formed in a strip shaped film laminate between two longitudinally adjacent, transversely extending slit lines, one being at an upstream side and the other at a downstream side as seen in a feed direction of the film laminate, and conveying the film sheets as an integral unit with the strip shaped film laminate, with respect to a plurality of sequentially conveyed rectangular panels, to a lamination position for lamination with the rectangular panels, peeling the film sheets from the strip shaped film laminate, and laminating the peeled sheets with the rectangular panels conveyed to the lamination position in synchronization with the film sheets to thereby produce display panels in a continuous manner;
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