How to create a thin-film using a vacuum-free spin coater (Quickstart guide)

Spin coating is often used as the starting point and reference for many thin-film processes, even if they will eventually get mass-produced using printing-based techniques.
This guide teaches you how to create high quality thin-films using the Ossila Spin Coater.
Find out more about this product: www.ossila.com/products/spin-coater

[@delailamartins5437]

Hi, did you use a simple glass slide as your substrate?

[@user-nb4rc6yu9w]

I want to know what type and name of the solution you added to the substance

[@user-dd5eq6ri5h]

We have made nanoparticles in lab. we want to make thin films using spin coater. how do we find out optimal spin speed and duration?

[@niswatulabidah7721]

How speed and time do you use, sir? and your precusor have low viscosity or high viscosity? Thank you

[@ossila4616]

Hi Niswatul, in this case we used a speed of 3000rpm for 60 seconds with a low viscosity solvent. If you have any further questions, you can speak to our technical team by visiting: www.ossila.com

[@bitconcept]

I guess people are supposed to guess what you are doing

[@toxic_narcissist]

creating a thin-film using a vacuum-free spin coater
what is unclear?