Graphic Graphene
This conductive ink is one of the first products on the market to incorporate graphene, a sheet of carbon just one atom thick. Applying the ink with standard techniques can print wiring for RFID antennas, keypads, and display backplanes directly onto paper or cardboard stock. Unlike metallic conductive inks, the graphene ink does not have to be heated after printing.
Courtesy of Vorbeck Materials
Product: Vor-ink
Cost: Not disclosed
Availability: Now
Source: www.vorbeck.com
Company: Vorbeck Materials
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