This invention provides a method for preparing and encapsulating
solvent-resistant
electronic paper microcups, belonging to the field of
electronic paper display technology. Addressing the problems of uneven wall thickness and difficult demolding in existing
electronic paper microcups, this invention aims to provide a solution. The method includes substrate pretreatment, microcup layer fabrication, template treatment, curing, demolding,
oil phase filling, and sealing steps. Specifically, the template treatment uses perfluoroalkylchlorosilane for anti-sticking treatment, extending template life and enabling multiple uses; the microcup layer
coating thickness is 20–100 μm to ensure uniform microcup wall thickness; the
oil phase filling temperature is -25–40℃; and sealing uses a thin film with a thickness of 10–50 μm, which is effectively encapsulated through heat pressing and curing. This invention combines photopolymerization, nanoimprinting, and low-surface-area demolding technology to overcome the defects of uneven wall thickness and difficult demolding in existing technologies. The prepared microcup electronic paper exhibits good
solvent resistance, high
mechanical strength, and excellent encapsulation effect.