$250 – $8,250
HPS-FG53 Silver Nanoflake Ink
Conductive InksScreen Print Conductive Inks| Deposition: | Screen Print |
| Vehicle: | Butyl Carbitol |
| Resistivity: | 2.9E-4 to 1.0E-5 ohm-cm |
| Substrates: | Paper, plastics, glass, metal |
| Features: | Good conductivity, fine line printing, excellent adhesion and water resistance |
Formulated for paper, plastic, glass, and metal substrates, silver nanoflake HPS-FG53 is butyl carbitol-based, with isopropanol cleanup.
| Pigment/Loading: | Silver nanoflake (0.3 micron) @ 75wt% |
| Vehicle: | Butyl Carbitol |
| Resistivity: | 2.9E-4 to 1.0E-5 ohm-cm (curing at 100-225C) |
| Substrates: | Paper, plastics, glass, metal |
| Features: | Good conductivity, fine line printing, excellent adhesion and water resistance |
| Cleaning Fluid: | Isopropanol |
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