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Products and Applications

Digital Printing Inks

Digital Printing Inks

Inkjet Inks

Toners

Conductive and Electronic Inks

RFID Tag Inks

Membrane Switch Inks

Touchscreens & Display Black Matric Inks

Flexible PCB Inks

Products

Digital Printing Inks
Inkjet Inks
Toners
Conductive and Electronic Inks
RFID Tag Inks
Membrane Switch Inks
Touchscreens & Display Black Matric Inks
Flexible PCB Inks

Conductive and Electronic Inks

Used in printed electronics—an entire category separate from pigment inks
Where They Are Used

Printed sensors

Electrodes

Wearable electronics

EMI shielding

Printed heaters

Why Conductive Inks Are Used

100% solids → no water/ solvent
Instant curing → zero downtime
Print on any surface
Ultra-high gloss

Industry Problems

  • High sheet resistance
  • Instability in polymer binders
  • Poor film uniformity causing signal loss
  • Cracking on bending (flex circuits)
  • Impurity-driven ionic contamination

Fundamental Requirements From Carbon Black

High-structure furnace blacks → Network formation
Low ash → Stable conductivity
Clean surfaces → Avoid ionic drift

Technical Requirements From Carbon Black

Good wetting in epoxy/ acrylate systems

Stable cure shrinkage

Strong network formation under shear
Low percolation threshold

ISTAR Series That Fit

VULCROX®

optimized for conductivity

ONYX GEMS®

black matrix + optical layers

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