Silver Nanoparticle Ink JS-A221AE
Product Introduction
Equipment Parameters
Specification: 100g
JS-A221AE is a conductive silver nanoparticle ink designed for creating conductive traces on substrates such as paper, PET, glass, and polyimide. Formulated specifically for aerosol printing using ultrasonic atomization, this ink contains a fluorinated polymer that enhances adhesion to glass and other substrates, making it an ideal choice for plastic, glass, and metal substrates. Applications of this ink include high-density interconnects and fine-line printing.
Parameters
| Description | Water-based silver nanoparticle ink |
| Viscosity | 10-20cp |
| Curing temperature | 100-250℃ |
| Resistivity | <9.1E-6 to 4.2E-4 (Ω-cm) |
| Average particle size | 35nm |
| Silver content (solid content) | 50 wt% |
| Nebulizer | Ultrasonic nebulizer |
| Base material | Plastic, glass, and metal |
Performance
Fluorinated polymer
Excellent adhesion and water resistance
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