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Whether your requirement is for a specific drying time, resistivity, or compatibility with a particular substrate, we are confident that we can provide the right solution – whether it is a standard product or custom formulated ink or coating.
Printing and Drying Carbon Ink
Carbon ink can be applied via screen printing, gravure printing, flexographic printing, spraying, dipping, or coating. These processes involve heat drying.
To discuss your application needs complete the online form. After submission we will contact you to learn more about your application and to help you identify the right product.
Carbon Resistive Ink for Every Industry
Our carbon inks are frequently used in the appliance, medical, automotive, aerospace, and electronics industries. Common applications include:
- Membrane Switches
- Overprint for Silver Conductive Traces
- Flex Circuits
- Additive Circuits
- Medical Sensors
- Printed Heater Circuits
- EMI/RFI Shielding
- Resistance Pads
- And more…
Your Material, Your Production Environment, Your Ideal Carbon Ink.
With our range of carbon resistive inks, we can accommodate all standard applications. But common applications are only the beginning. With our expertise formulating custom inks, you get the precise carbon ink for your printed electronic application.
The Carbon Ink You Need, Right When You Need It.
Selecting the proper ink or coating for your application is essential, and it requires consideration of factors ranging from your substrate and your production environment, to your many performance needs.
We want you to receive the right product the first time. Complete the online form today and we will contact you to discuss your application.
If a custom solution is more suitable for your applications, our experts are just a phone call away at 617-965-5511.
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