Display Device Resin Pattern for Selective Protective Coating

The patent applies the top protective film selectively only to specific areas where scratches and physical damage are most likely to occur during manufacturing and handling, rather than coating the entire surface. This local application approach maintains protection where needed while reducing material consumption and cost in areas less susceptible to damage.

The protective film application is divided into multiple segments or zones based on the manufacturing process requirements. Different areas of the display device are coated separately according to their specific protection needs during transfer and handling operations, allowing for optimized material usage while ensuring adequate protection at critical locations.

The patent identifies and protects only the specific areas most vulnerable to damage during transfer operations, such as edges and surfaces exposed during handling. By localizing the protective film application to these critical zones rather than the entire surface, the manufacturing process becomes more efficient with reduced material usage and shorter coating times while maintaining adequate protection.

Instead of applying the top protective film to the entire surface (excessive action), the patent applies it partially only to the extent necessary for effective protection during transfer. This partial action approach eliminates unnecessary coating material and process time while ensuring sufficient protection at the most vulnerable locations, thereby improving manufacturing efficiency.