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Launch of the "Starveil" (スターベイル) product brand for ultra-thin cover glass for space applications

Nippon Electric Glass launched “Starveil™,” a new brand of ultra-thin cover glass for use in space. The products are being developed to protect equipment such as satellite solar cells from ultraviolet radiation, with the company aiming to expand its market share going forward.

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Announced details

Starveil™ (Starveil)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)
Satellite solar cellsVarious equipment used in space
Launch date20 May 2026 (brand launch; completed)
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Quantitative Effects

Minimum thickness of 30 µm; approximately 246 g per m² at a thickness of 100 µm. Efficiently blocks ultraviolet radiation in the UV-C to UV-B range.

Registration number and expiry date

Trademark application pending (registration number and expiry date: Not disclosed)

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Available in sizes up to 800 mm wide × 2,000 mm long

Impact on Business Performance

The company stated that it aims to expand its market share of ultra-thin cover glass. The specific impact on revenue and profit is not disclosed.

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Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredStarveil™ (Starveil)
Launch date20 May 2026 (brand launch; completed)
Applicable areaSatellite solar cells, Various equipment used in space
Registration number and expiry dateTrademark application pending (registration number and expiry date: Not disclosed)
Location scaleAvailable in sizes up to 800 mm wide × 2,000 mm long
Quantitative EffectsMinimum thickness of 30 µm; approximately 246 g per m² at a thickness of 100 µm. Efficiently blocks ultraviolet radiation in the UV-C to UV-B range.
Impact on Business PerformanceThe company stated that it aims to expand its market share of ultra-thin cover glass. The specific impact on revenue and profit is not disclosed.
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To establish the “Starveil™” brand in the space business market, which is expected to grow, and expand the market share of ultra-thin cover glass.

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