Fig. 3From: Rapid and conformal coating of polymer resins by airbrushing for continuous and high-speed roll-to-roll nanopatterning: parametric quality controls and extended applicationsMorphology difference depending on the airbrushed resin amount: line continuity. SEM images of R2R NIL-fabricated 700 nm-period nanograting patterns on the airbrushed SSQ resin films at lowered pressure of 0.075 MPa with different concentrations and airbrushing times of a 5 wt% and 1 s, b 5 wt% and 3 s, and c 10 wt% and 1 s, respectively. The discontinued lines are observed in a as the insufficient resin dewets on the substrate surface upon UV curing. The inset to a shows an enlarged SEM image of the cross-section indicating a near-zero RLT. The increased amount of resin either by increasing the airbrushing time (b) or resin concentration (c) results in continuous nanograting under the identical R2R NIL conditionBack to article page