High Performance Materials for Next Generation Electronics

Metal Complex Conductive Inks

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What We Do

Electroninks Incorporated is a world-leader in the development of metal complex conductive inks. We have developed a full suite of proprietary metal complex conductive ink solutions, thus accelerating time to market for new innovations and manufacturing breakthroughs. The company’s conductive inks provide cost effective, highly stable, and reliable solutions for applications in semiconductor packaging, printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing, consumer electronics, wearables, medical devices and more.

  • Higher Conductivity
  • Cost Effective
  • Environmentally Friendly
  • Suitable for thin film metallization

Conductive Inks

Our metal complex conductive inks can achieve conductivities up to 90% of bulk metal with low annealing temperatures for flexible and stretchable substrates. They are a direct replacement for nanoparticle inks, metal pastes, and sputtered or deposited metals.

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    Silver

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    Platinum

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    Nickel

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    Copper

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    Gold

Advanced Semiconductor Packaging

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    CircuitJet

    An inkjet printer that enables PCB prototyping at a designer’s desktop

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    CircuitSeed

    A radically more efficient method for plating electronics

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    CircuitShield

    A cost-efficient and highly effective EMI shielding solution

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    CircuitWrap

    A metal mesh film that enables flexible display technologies

What Sets Us Apart

Electroninks enables your newest innovations with high-performance, cost-effective, and reliable metal complex conductive ink solutions

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    Next Generation Inks

    Our metal complex conductive inks, including silver, gold, platinum, nickel, and copper, can achieve conductivities up to 90% of bulk metal with low annealing temperatures for flexible and stretchable substrates. They are a direct replacement for nanoparticle inks, metal pastes, and sputtered or deposited metals

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    A Full Ecosystem of Partners

    Our strategic partnerships with industry giants like Merck, Applied Materials, and In-Q-Tel allow us to provide solutions via system integrations to our valued customers. Our world class 30,000-square-foot facility in Austin, Texas allows us to provide integrated solutions to our valued customers.

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    High Performance

    Electroninks has developed the only true High Volume Manufacturing (HVM) particle-free metal complex inks on the market, providing higher performance at lower costs. Electroninks’ shelf-stable inks enable portable additive manufacturing solutions for printed circuit boards (PCBs), textiles and wearables, displays, and more.

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    Flexible, Adaptable, and Customizable

    Electroninks has the ability to manufacture inks according to customers’ specifications to create innovative products that can change technology.

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    Less Waste, Cleaner Process

    Electroninks’ patented formulations provide customers with a cleaner, more environmentally friendly product allowing them to streamline manufacturing and ultimately reduce waste and overall costs.

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We’re available to answer any of your questions about how Electroninks can benefit your product development and manufacturing.

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Aerospace and Government Contracts

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In 2021, Electroninks received nearly $1.5 million in Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding to develop advanced manufacturing hardware and metal complex conductive inks for printed circuit boards from the Air Force Rapid Sustainment Office (RSO). The Air Force will use Electroninks’ advanced manufacturing hardware and metal complex conductive inks both at home and in rapid and austere (remote) environments to provide an agile manufacturing solution for printed circuit boards (PCBs) on demand and at the point of use. The solution better enables the Air Force to reduce waste and extend aircraft and other systems lifespans — all while driving down costs and increasing mission readiness.

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