Conductive Ink: How to Screen Print a Heating Element. Pt 2: Printing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- 🎬 Title: Conductive Ink: How to Screen Print a Heating Element. Pt 2: Printing!
🔍 Description: Welcome to NovaCentrix! In this 1:49 video, Ian Rawson, applications engineer, continues a 3-part mini-project of making a printed, flexible heating element on polyimide film. He jumps right in here with loading the screen printer with the water-based silver conductive ink Metalon® HPS-FG32.
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 the ink to the printer: Ian demonstrates how to form the right size of ink bead.
• Prep the squeegee and flood the image: It is important to preload the screen with the conductive ink.
• Use the squeegee to drawdown the ink: Be sure to use enough force, then release the screen from the image. Re-flood the screen before you pull off the squeegee.
• Repeat.
• Be sure to watch part 3!
🌟 Why Watch? This video captures several years of experience in the set-up and use of a screen printer for conductive ink.
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The screen ink Ian used can be found here:
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🚀 Thank you for watching!
Hi
What is the mesh count needed to print with silver ink??
Although particle size of silver ink is 0.3microns.
How did you clean the screen after screen-printing with the ink?
I need this answer too for my research.
hi Nova, i was wondering what's the maximum temperature you can achieve using a printed silver paste heater
On what material did you print?
The ink link is broken
Plz tell me india in ink dealer
How can I do it at home?
We suggest ordering the NovaCentrix screen kit:
store.novacentrix.com/Screen-printed-electronics-starter-kit-p/910-0092-01.htm (FG32 is available as an optional addition to that kit)
For a custom screen from a professional manufacturer you may contact Mallory Mackenzie at UTZ (cad@utz.com) or you may have a screen made at your local art store.
If you have a screen printer available and an interest in making your own screen you can purchase a screen kit from speedball:
www.amazon.com/Speedball-Advanced-All-Screen-Printing/dp/B007W6SAD4/ref=pd_cp_201_3?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=ef4dc990-a9ca-4945-ae0b-f8d549198ed6&pf_rd_r=MBZXWBFRJ0YM0E9CPX3K&pd_rd_wg=BMpDg&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&pd_rd_w=2bGda&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pd_rd_r=2cb4eb8a-ec16-11e8-b5ba-5dfed4e35b83&pd_rd_i=B007W6SAD4&psc=1&refRID=MBZXWBFRJ0YM0E9CPX3K
Also to use the ink in the video you can purchase from our website:
store.novacentrix.com/HPS-FG32silver-screen-print-ink-p/910-0108-01.htm
the ink is very expensive, can I do it with my own, graphice based?
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