Abstract: A display device includes a display panel and a cover window disposed on the display panel. The display panel includes a deformation part, which is curvedly deformable, and a non-deformation part adjacent to the deformation part. The cover window includes a first cover part overlapping the non-deformation part and including crystallized glass, and a second cover part overlapping the deformation part and not including the crystallized glass.

Abstract: A cover window includes a first area and a second area, a base layer disposed in the first area and the second area and having flexibility in the first area, and a functional layer disposed on at least one surface of the base layer and including: a first part disposed in the first area and including a first ion and a second part disposed in the second area and including a second ion different from the first ions.

Abstract: A glass article includes a central layer including a first crystalline phase having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and a surface layer surrounding an entirety of the central layer and including a second crystalline phase having a second coefficient of thermal expansion smaller than the first coefficient of thermal expansion. Accordingly, the strength of the glass article may be improved.

Abstract: An apparatus for manufacturing a glass article includes a chamber defining an inner space that accommodates a molten salt for molding and chemical strengthening the glass article, a first electrode disposed in the inner space of the chamber and in contact with the molten salt, a second electrode disposed in the inner space of the chamber, in contact with the molten salt, and facing the first electrode, and a power supply connected to the first electrode and the second electrode.

Abstract: A cover window includes a base layer including a first flat portion and a first bending portion bent from a first end of the first flat portion and a coating layer including a first coating portion disposed on the first flat portion and a second coating portion disposed on the first bending portion and having a thickness less than a thickness of the first coating portion. A first end of the second coating portion has a thickness greater than a thickness of a second end of the second coating portion, and the first end of the second coating portion is closer to the first coating portion than the second end of the second coating portion is.

Abstract: A display module includes a display panel and a window. The window includes a base substrate and a plurality of functional layers. A central portion of the base substrate is flat, and an edge portion of the base substrate has a rounded shape. An upper portion of the edge portion of the window has the rounded shape and thus protrudes from a lower portion of the edge portion toward the outside. A first functional layer of the plurality of functional layers includes an acrylic-based material and/or an epoxy-based material, and a second functional layer of the plurality of functional layers includes a fluorine-based material.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a window includes preparing a base material layer, forming a first hard coating layer on the base material layer, and forming a second hard coating layer on the first hard coating layer. The forming of the second hard coating layer is performed in an environment having an oxygen concentration of about 0.01% to about 0.1%.

Abstract: A molding method for a cover window includes: locally heating a peripheral portion of a glass substrate around a central portion of the glass substrate to a temperature of about 610° C. to about 670° C., forming a cover window by pressing the glass substrate, and annealing and cooling the cover window. Accordingly, a cover window in which each of edges has an outwardly convex curved surface through a glass substrate may be formed. In addition, the surface roughness of a cover window formed through a glass substrate may be improved.

Abstract: A window includes a base substrate including a planar portion and a curved portion surrounding at least a part of the planar portion, a front cover layer disposed on the base substrate, a flat cover layer overlapping the planar portion and disposed on the base substrate, and a bending cover layer overlapping the curved portion and disposed on the base substrate. The front cover layer and the bending cover layer each include an inorganic material.

Abstract: An apparatus for manufacturing a display device includes a stage, a surface member disposed on the stage, a linear motion portion that is spaced apart from the stage and that linearly moves, a mock-up portion disposed on the linear motion portion and that falls to the surface member, and a cover window coupled to the mock-up portion and that includes one surface exposed outside the mock-up portion.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a window includes preparing a base material layer, forming a first hard coating layer on the base material layer, and forming a second hard coating layer on the first hard coating layer. The forming of the second hard coating layer is performed in an environment having an oxygen concentration of about 0.01% to about 0.1%.

Abstract: A display module includes a display panel and a window. The window includes a base substrate and a plurality of functional layers. A central portion of the base substrate is flat, and an edge portion of the base substrate has a rounded shape. An upper portion of the edge portion of the window has the rounded shape and thus protrudes from a lower portion of the edge portion toward the outside. A first functional layer of the plurality of functional layers includes an acrylic-based material and/or an epoxy-based material, and a second functional layer of the plurality of functional layers includes a fluorine-based material.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a window includes aging a window substrate for 48 hours to 72 hours, subjecting the aged window substrate to a plasma, and forming an anti-fingerprint layer on the plasma-treated window substrate.

Abstract: A cover window includes a window substrate having a first hardness and including polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), and a hard coating layer on at least one surface of the window substrate and having a second hardness which is greater than that of the window substrate.

Abstract: A glass article includes a central layer including a first crystalline phase having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and a surface layer surrounding an entirety of the central layer and including a second crystalline phase having a second coefficient of thermal expansion smaller than the first coefficient of thermal expansion. Accordingly, the strength of the glass article may be improved.

Abstract: A cover window includes a window substrate having a first hardness and including polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), and a hard coating layer on at least one surface of the window substrate and having a second hardness which is greater than that of the window substrate.

Abstract: A window includes a base substrate including a planar portion and a curved portion surrounding at least a part of the planar portion, a front cover layer disposed on the base substrate, a flat cover layer overlapping the planar portion and disposed on the base substrate, and a bending cover layer overlapping the curved portion and disposed on the base substrate. The front cover layer and the bending cover layer each include an inorganic material.

Abstract: A cover window may include a polymer film, a printing layer disposed below the polymer film, and a hard coating layer. The hard coating layer may include a first portion disposed on a top surface of the polymer film and overlapping the polymer film, a second portion disposed on a bottom surface of the printing layer and overlapping the printing layer, and a third portion disposed between the first portion and the second portion. An area of the second portion may be smaller than an area of the printing layer in plan view. The cover window including the hard coating layer may have an improved mechanical robustness property and an improved reliability property.

Abstract: A window may include a substrate layer and a coating layer on the substrate layer. The coating layer may include water molecules.