Printing processes and printed electronics
Scalable and digital printing processes (including 3D printing of electronics) for generative manufacturing of functional components
Functional printing. Photo: JOANNEUM RESEARCH/Schwarzl
We develop scalable and digital printing processes (including 3D printing of electronics) for generative manufacturing
of functional components (with optional integration of classic components).
Possible applications include the printing of electrical conductors, sensors or fluorescent structures.
Your application – Bring life to your surface
We cover the entire process chain for your application:
We offer in detail:
- Development of customised 2D, 2.5D and 3D printing processes with the available technologies:
- Inkjet printing
- Aerosoljet printing
- Electrostatic jet printing (ESJET)
- Solenoid valve printing
- Flexography
- Screen printing
- Microarray-Spotting
- Customised software and hardware adaptations for the printing platform PIXDRO LP50
- Ink development and ink characterisation
- Ink evaluation and testing the printability of inks
- Substrate surface functionalisation and substrate characterisation
- Waveform optimisation via dropwatcher experiments (inkjet)
- Thermal and photonic post-processing
- Characterisation using optical microscopy, AFM, SEM
- Conductivity tests of printed structures
- Stability tests under various environmental influences (temperature, humidity, etc.)
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