Conductive Inks
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Deposition: Inkjet Vehicle: Aqueous with humectants Resistivity: 1.8E-6 to 4.2E-5 ohm-cm Substrates: PET, PI, PC, Novele, Photo paper Features: Prints on uncoated substrates with desktop inkjet printer -
Deposition: Screen Print Vehicle: Aqueous-based Resistivity: 4.2E-6 to 1.0E-5 ohm cm; 7.0E-6 ohm cm at 140˚C Substrates: Plastics, Paper, Glass, Transparent Conducting Oxides (TCO) Features: Cured films have high electrical conductivity, low surface roughness, good adhesion, and good water and alcohol resistance. On plastics and paper, good flexibility and crease resistance are also observed. Suitable applications include antenna, RFID, sensors, and heaters. -
Deposition: Screen Print Vehicle: Aqueous-based Resistivity: 4.9E-6 to 2.2E-5 ohm cm; 7.4E-6 ohm cm at 140˚C Substrates: Plastics, Paper, Glass, Transparent Conducting Oxides (TCO) Features: Designed to cure at low temperatures (as low as 60˚C). Cured films have high electrical conductivity, low surface roughness, excellent adhesion, and good water and alcohol resistance. On plastics and paper, good flexibility and crease resistance are also observed. Suitable applications include flexible solar cells, antenna, RFID, sensors, and heaters. -
Deposition: Inkjet Vehicle: Glycol ether Resistivity: 9.0E-6 ohm-cm Substrates: Coated and uncoated glass Features: Process with laser or formic acid vapor -
Deposition: Inkjet Vehicle: Aqueous-based Resistivity: 9.0E-6 ohm-cm Substrates: Novele Features: Print on Novele with PulseForge processing -
Deposition: Inkjet Vehicle: Aqueous Resistivity: ~1.5E-5 to ~3E-6 ohm-cm Substrates: Novele or Epson photo paper Features: Conductive immediately after printing -
Deposition: Inkjet Vehicle: Aqueous Resistivity: ~1.5E-5 to ~3E-6 ohm-cm Substrates: Novele or Epson photo paper Features: Conductive immediately after printing
