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Voltera Silver Electron flexible silver ink

  • SKU: MBS-VOLT-61
  • GTIN: 0658917504977
  • HAN: 1000721
  • Category: Voltera
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Voltera Silver Electron flexible silver ink

  • cures at 150 °C in 10 minutes
  • adheres to PET, TCA, PC, glass, polyimide (PI), and paper

Description

The VFP Silver Electron is a conductive silver ink for the manufacturing of additive electronics. It is flexible and compatible with a wide range of substrates – both treated and untreated – and is suitable for printed circuits, sensors, and flexible electronics. It is supplied as a 2 ml cartridge.

The ink cures at just 150 °C in 10 minutes and adheres to PET, TCA, PC, glass, polyimide (PI), and paper. Thanks to its flexibility, it is particularly suited to bendable and printed circuit substrates. As is typical of conductive silver inks, its conductivity is about one order of magnitude lower than that of copper.

Technical Data

Type VFP Silver Electron, conductive silver ink
Property Flexible
Substrate compatibility PET, TCA, PC, glass, polyimide (PI), paper (treated and untreated)
Curing 150 °C, 10 min
Compatible printers Voltera V-One / NOVA
Fill volume 2 ml cartridge

Typical Applications

  • Additive, printed electronics
  • Flexible circuits on film
  • Printed sensors and conductive structures

Scope of Delivery

  • 1× VFP Silver Electron silver ink, 2 ml cartridge

Note: Voltera only states substrate compatibility and cure temperature on the product page; detailed electrical values (e.g. sheet resistance) as well as storage and shelf-life data can be found in the supplied VFP Silver Electron data sheet (TDS/SDS) and will be confirmed prior to ordering.

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€ 140,95
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