Introduction
Corning's EAGLE XG™ glass substrates represent a significant advancement in environmentally-conscious LCD technology. This product is the first active-matrix LCD glass substrate free of arsenic, antimony, and barium, aligning with Corning's commitment to sustainable innovation.

Specifications and Features
EAGLE XG maintains the advanced properties of its predecessor, EAGLE2000™, including high cleanliness, durability, and thermal properties. It offers a seamless transition for customers with minimal process adjustments and low initial switching costs.

Environmental Compliance
While EAGLE2000 complies with current environmental regulations, EAGLE XG is designed to exceed future regulations, enhancing recycling opportunities and offering a truly future-proof solution.

Manufacturing Process
Historically, high-performance glass manufacturing required chemicals like arsenic, antimony, and barium. EAGLE XG eliminates the need for these substances, utilizing a green manufacturing process that makes it the most environmentally-friendly LCD glass available.

Market Impact
With the growing popularity of LCD TVs due to their energy efficiency and recyclability, EAGLE XG positions itself as a leading environmentally-conscious TV platform.

Technical Data
Density: 2.37 g/cm³
CTE (0 - 300°C): 31.8 x 10^-7/°C
Strain Point: 666°C
Chemical Durability: 1.35 mg/cm² in 1HF:10HNO3 Solution (25°C, 3 min.)

Conclusion
Corning's EAGLE XG glass substrates set a new standard for quality and environmental responsibility in the LCD industry, ensuring superior performance and compliance with future environmental standards.