Conductive Ink: How to Screen Print a Heating Element. Pt 3: Testing

🎬 Title: Conductive Ink: How to Screen Print a Heating Element. Pt 3: Testing
🔍 Description: Welcome to NovaCentrix! In this 1:02 video, Ian Rawson, applications engineer, wraps up a 3-part mini-project of making a printed, flexible heating element on polyimide film. At this point, the heater has already been printed and he is moving on to the test phase.
The Metalon® HPS-FG32 water-based silver conductive ink he uses can be found here:
- www.novacentri...
This ink has been specifically formulated for screen-printing for flexible applications, with:
- Relatively long screen time for extended printing steps, without drying too soon
- Demonstrates some stretchability, for reliable use
NovaCentrix offers the versatile screen print kit on our webstore here:
www.novacentri...
🔥 Key Highlights:
• Applying ~12V and 1.6A from a power supply: results in a ~100C output
• Modifying the design to make a lamp: Simply creating breaks in the pattern and applying LED’s creates a powerful light source.
🌟 Why Watch? Now that the heater is completed, does it work?
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🚀 Thank you for watching!

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Hello sir please can u tell me where can i get it