Flat Panel Display Protection Window Recessed Resin Anchoring

The patent introduces a recess structure that extends in the thickness direction (z-axis) of the protection window, creating a three-dimensional configuration. This recess receives and anchors the transparent film or resin, preventing it from slipping laterally. The edges of the transparent film or resin are positioned within the recess, providing mechanical constraint in the planar directions while maintaining optical transparency.

The recess acts as an intermediary structural element between the protection window and the transparent film/resin. It provides a dedicated receiving space that mediates the connection, ensuring the transparent material remains properly positioned without directly adhering to the entire surface of the protection window, thus preventing slippage while maintaining visibility.

The recess structure extends in the thickness direction of the protection window, creating vertical walls that confine the resin laterally. This three-dimensional configuration prevents the resin from spreading uncontrollably in the planar directions, ensuring uniform thickness distribution. The resin fills the recess space between the protection window and display panel, maintaining consistent gap elimination without lateral displacement.

The recess provides localized confinement for the resin specifically in the area where gap elimination is needed. The walls of the recess create localized boundaries that control resin flow and positioning, ensuring uniform thickness in the critical display area while allowing the resin to be contained precisely where required.

The recess structure creates a three-dimensional anchoring configuration where the transparent film is received within the recess space. The edges of the film are positioned within the recess walls, providing mechanical interlocking that prevents slippage. This eliminates the need for complex additional fastening mechanisms or adhesives, simplifying the assembly process while ensuring reliable attachment.

The recess structure provides self-contained anchoring for the transparent film through its geometric configuration. The film's edges are naturally constrained by the recess walls, creating a self-securing mechanism that does not require additional fasteners, adhesives, or complex assembly steps. The structure serves its own attachment function through its three-dimensional form.