Printed Electronics Tools and Materials
Enabling Printed Electronics
The promise of printed electronics is advanced energy functionality at low cost, often on flexible substrates, produced by additive print methods. Flexible or printed light-weight solar cells, batteries, displays, sensors, RFID - while some of these advanced devices are already on the market, more are in development. To enable development and manufacturing of this next generation of electronics devices, NovaCentrix offers state-of-the-art photonic curing tools, materials, and expertise.
PulseForge® photonic curing tools: High-Temperature Processing on Low-Temperature Materials™.
Metalon® conductive inks: material options for the print possibilities.
Nanoparticles: We offer nanopowders, specializing in silver and aluminum
See the new PulseForge 1200 in action
NEWS & EVENTS
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Press Release
April 2013
Mühlbauer and NovaCentrix enter long-term collaboration -
Intersolar North America
July 2013
San Francisco, California
Exhibiting -
Intersolar Europe
June 2013
Munich, Germany
Exhibiting -
LOPE-C 2013
June 2013
Munich, Germany
Exhibiting, Presenting -
Apostille Project Workshop
May 2013
Novi Sad, Serbia
Presenting -
JPCA 2013
June 2013
Tokyo, Japan
Exhibiting, Presenting -
China Print 2013
May 2013
Beijing, China
Presenting -
RFID Live! 2013
April 2013
Orlando, FL
Exhibiting -
Press Release
May 2012
NovaCentrix Launches New PulseForge Model at drupa 2012 -
Press Release
July 2010
NovaCentrix® Wins 2010 R&D 100 Award for Low Cost Metalon® ICI Copper Conductive Ink -
Press Release
August 2011
DuPont MCM Advances PE Development Efforts by Employing NovaCentrix PulseForge Tools








