IEC 61747-40-6:2018
Liquid crystal display devices - Part 40-6: Mechanical testing of display cover glass for mobile devices - Retained biaxial flexural strength (abraded ring-on-ring)
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IEC 61747-40-6:2018 defines a focused mechanical testing method for liquid crystal display devices, specifically the retained biaxial flexural strength of display cover glass for mobile devices using an abraded ring-on-ring setup. It is relevant for organizations that need a reliable technical basis for product evaluation, laboratory verification, and compliance workflows. By standardizing how cover glass is assessed after surface abrasion, IEC 61747-40-6:2018 supports more consistent technical review, documented evaluation, and risk management across development, testing, and procurement decisions.
What is IEC 61747-40-6:2018?
This document is a primary technical reference within the IEC 61747-40 series and focuses on a specific mechanical performance test for mobile device display cover glass. Its title indicates a retained biaxial flexural strength method using an abraded ring-on-ring configuration, which suggests use in controlled laboratory evaluation of glass durability after surface wear. For engineering and compliance teams, it provides a structured testing basis that can support technical validation, quality workflows, and consistent comparison of test results across suppliers or product designs.
Applications of IEC 61747-40-6:2018
The standard is most relevant to manufacturers, test laboratories, and procurement teams working with mobile device display assemblies and cover glass materials. It may be used during product qualification, incoming material assessment, supplier verification, and failure analysis where abrasion-related mechanical strength is a concern. The testing approach also supports documented evaluation in design reviews and conformity assessment preparation, especially when organizations need a repeatable method to compare glass performance under realistic handling or surface-damage conditions.
Why is IEC 61747-40-6:2018 important?
Consistent mechanical testing helps reduce uncertainty in product development and acceptance decisions. By defining a specific method for retained biaxial flexural strength after abrasion, IEC 61747-40-6:2018 helps improve testing consistency, technical assessment, and engineering documentation. It can also support procurement review by giving buyers and suppliers a shared compliance reference for material performance expectations. For organizations managing quality assurance or regulatory preparation, the document helps align laboratory evaluation with repeatable conformity assessment practices.
- Mechanical test method for abraded display cover glass used in mobile devices
- Supports laboratory evaluation of retained biaxial flexural strength
- Useful for supplier qualification, product evaluation, and quality control
- Helps standardize technical validation and comparison of test results
- Relevant to compliance workflows and conformity assessment preparation
- Publication Date: 2018-08-02
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61747-40-6:2018 (2018-08-02)
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