Liquid crystal display devices - Mechanical testing of display cover glass for mobile devices. Retained biaxial flexural strength (abraded ring-on-ring)

Liquid crystal display devices - Mechanical testing of display cover glass for mobile devices. Retained biaxial flexural strength (abraded ring-on-ring)

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What is BS IEC 61747406-Retained biaxial flexural strength of display cover glass about?  

BS IEC 61747406 is an international standard that discusses liquid crystal display devices. The main objective of the BS IEC 61747 series is to ensure strength and durability of electronic display devices. 

BS IEC 61747406 is the 40th part of the BS IEC 61747 series that specifies a mechanical performance testing procedure for cover glass used in electronic flat panel displays in mobile devices.  

BS IEC 61747406 focuses on the measurement of surface fracture load after flaw introduction via grit particle abrasion. After abrasion, the retained surface fracture load is measured with the method documented in IEC 61747-40-4. 

Who is BS IEC 61747406-Retained biaxial flexural strength of display cover glass for? 

BS IEC 61747406 on liquid crystal display devices is relevant to:  

  • Manufacturers of electronic display devices 
  • Manufacturers and suppliers of liquid crystal display devices 
  • Product design engineers 
  • Quality control and testing agencies 

Why should you use BS IEC 61747406-Retained biaxial flexural strength of display cover glass? 

Mobile electronic devices have become increasingly sophisticated and often incorporate displays for the purposes of user interface and viewing. Such displays commonly incorporate a transparent cover glass, which aids in protecting the display against the introduction of damage through routine device transport and use, as well as occasional or accidental misuse.  

The purpose of BS IEC 61747406 is to provide mechanical testing procedures for cover glasses 

utilized in such applications. Such glasses can be strengthened, for example via an ion-exchange process, which acts to increase mechanical strength through the introduction of a surface compressive layer. 

If you are a manufacturer of display cover glass for mobile devices, BS IEC 61747-40-6 can ensure your products offer the minimum required resistance to abrasion, for optimal performance and durability of the electronic devices. Conformity to the testing procedures can help demonstrate the durability and reliability for your products.