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75 wt%, LIFT printable for sensitive chromatographic and analytical workflows requiring minimal baseline interference.
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Cited in 0 peer-reviewed publications across chromatography, organic synthesis, and cross-coupling reactions.
Description
This Ag ink product is a conductive high viscous ink based on single-crystal silver nanoparticles in an organic solvent, has been designed for LIFT (Laser Induced Forward Transfer) digital printing and laser sintering.The ink offers:Uniform and reproducible donor layer with low drying speedStable accurate jetting in different types of laser systems, wide working window of jetting parametersHigh speed printing (20-50kHz), allowing high throughputNarrow patterning on plastic and glass substrates (line width ∼50 μm, height ∼0.5 μm, spacing ∼50 μm)Laser sintering of LIFT printed pattern, providing good electrical propertiesFit for:LIFT digital printingAdditive electronic manufacturingPrinted electronics: RFID, FPD, SensorsLaser induced forward transfer printing (LIFT) is a non-contact, nozzle-free, one step, direct laser writing process.LIFT can operate under atmospheric conditions, is compatible with low laser fluences, allows the printing of organic and inorganic materials as well as biological elements. The printing process can take place from both liquid and solid phases. It further has a high lateral resolution only defined by the laser spot size. It is a method compatible with inorganic semiconductor sensor fabrication, OLED fabrication and bio printing.
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