Carbon Black Nanoparticle Ink JR-038
Product Introduction
Equipment Parameters
Specification: 50 mL
JR-038 is a high-conductivity carbon-black nanoparticle ink designed for printing on a wide range of porous and non-porous substrates, including Novele™, polycarbonate, PET, polyimide, metals, and glass. It delivers excellent fine-line printing, outstanding adhesion, and enhanced water resistance through the incorporation of fluorinated polymers, making it an ideal choice for plastic, glass, and metal substrates. The ink can be cured thermally or processed using PulseForge technology.
Parameters
| Description | Water-based carbon ink |
| Viscosity | 30-40cp |
| Curing temperature | 250°C |
| Resistivity | 0.8 (Ω-cm) |
| Average particle size | 120-150nm |
| Carbon content (solid content) | 5 wt% |
| Surface tension | 25-30dyne/cm |
| Nebulizer | Ultrasonic nebulizer |
| Base material | Plastic, glass, and metal |
Performance
Contains fluoropolymers
Excellent adhesion and good water resistance
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