Foldable Glass

Inside every fold.

Realizing the future of foldable device designs demands glass that can do the extraordinary. It needs to have the ability to bend hundreds of thousands of times under mechanical stress, help protect the display at the heart of the user experience, and perform with the same consistency throughout a device’s lifetime.

Glass is the structural backbone of modern foldable displays. It’s the foundational material that holds the display in place, enables the fold, improves display cosmetics, and helps protect the OLED that makes the experience possible. And as foldable designs push toward tighter folds, thinner profiles, and more ambitious form factors than ever before, the demands on that glass only increase.

Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass was built for these tough, technical challenges. Drawing on Corning's deep expertise in glass and materials science, and a dedicated manufacturing platform purpose-built for pristine ultra-thin bendable glass, Corning's bendable glass is the material at the core of the modern foldable. It helps enable the category's most ambitious designs and protect the displays that bring them to life.

Inside every fold is Corning's bendable glass — the material that helps make it possible.

Where foldable begins

Where foldable begins

Every advance in foldable designs — tighter folds, thinner profiles, screens that expand without adding bulk — begins with the glass at the core of the display. Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass is the foundational material that makes the category's ambitions achievable. As device designs push further towards tighter waterdrop hinges, trifold form factors, and displays that are larger yet more pocketable than ever, Corning's bendable glass is engineered to meet demands that didn't exist a decade ago.

Every advance in foldable designs — tighter folds, thinner profiles, screens that expand without adding bulk — begins with the glass at the core of the display. Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass is the foundational material that makes the category's ambitions achievable. As device designs push further towards tighter waterdrop hinges, trifold form factors, and displays that are larger yet more pocketable than ever, Corning's bendable glass is engineered to meet demands that didn't exist a decade ago.

Glass at the core

Glass at the core

Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass lives inside the display stack, at the heart of the experience you rely on. It does two essential jobs. First, it enables the fold — engineered to bend hundreds of thousands of times, across the entire life of your device, reducing creasing of the organic layers. Second, it helps protect the OLED display from the sharp impacts and daily stresses that would damage or destroy the image quality at the center of the foldable experience.

Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass lives inside the display stack, at the heart of the experience you rely on. It does two essential jobs. First, it enables the fold — engineered to bend hundreds of thousands of times, across the entire life of your device, reducing creasing of the organic layers. Second, it helps protect the OLED display from the sharp impacts and daily stresses that would damage or destroy the image quality at the center of the foldable experience.

From draw to device

From draw to device

Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass is made on a dedicated manufacturing platform purpose-built for pristine ultra-thin bendable glass that’s engineered from the ground up for the unique demands of the material. Corning’s advanced flaw management and inspection capabilities, combined with end-to-end quality systems and close customer collaboration, help ensure that each sheet of Corning's bendable glass meets the same exacting standard.

Corning's ultra-thin bendable glass is made on a dedicated manufacturing platform purpose-built for pristine ultra-thin bendable glass that’s engineered from the ground up for the unique demands of the material. Corning’s advanced flaw management and inspection capabilities, combined with end-to-end quality systems and close customer collaboration, help ensure that each sheet of Corning's bendable glass meets the same exacting standard.