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

 

What is Photonic Curing?

our products

PulseForge Metalon Inks Nanopowders

NEWS & EVENTS

  • 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