Pröll at LOPEC 2024
02 March 2024: Proell GmbH will be exhibiting at LOPEC 2024 (06-07 March 2024 at International Congress Center (ICM) Munich, Germany) and will showcase non-conductive screen printing inks and high-tech printing stencils for printed electronic applications. They will be exhibiting at Hall B0-501.
Non-conductive black color shades for IMD/FIM applications Functional and backmolded IMD/FIM panel.
Pröll’s core business lies in the development of custom-made chemical products for coating/decorating plastics and other materials, as well as innovative ink systems for IMD/FIM technology, and screen and pad printing inks.
Highlights at the exhibition include:
– NORIPHAN® HTR N 990/011 NC – non-conductive black for IMD/FIM technology
– NORIPHAN HTR N is a formable, backmoldable and solvent-based one-component screen printing ink for film insert molding technology
Due to the development of deep black opaque shade NORIPHAN® HTR N 990/011 NC, a carbon black-free, non-conductive black is available for printed electronics.
The colour shade has a high optical density, an electrical resistance in the giga ohm range and is radar transmissible.
The black can be used for decorative prints but is mainly used for plane multi-layer printing of conductive pastes. Carbon-based pigments, so called carbon blacks, normally used for black colours, are electrically conductive and can interfere with the functional structures. NORIPHAN HTR N 990/011 NC meets the increased requirements regarding thermal resistance and the demanding hydrolysis test in the automotive industry.
The colour shade has been formulated and optimized regarding the interlayer adhesion and shows good adhesion in compound values in the final film/ink/injection material composition.
NORIPHAN®HTR N 959 IR transparent black screen printing ink for IMD/FIM technology
With the development of the IR transparent NORIPHAN®HTR N 959, a carbon black free, non-conductive black colour shade is available for functional touch panel applications. The colour shade has a black appearance in incident light. Under transmitted light the colour shades appear transparent and is ideally suited for IR & lidar transmitting areas in display and touch panel applications.
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